Ten Provocateurs Chaos of Anti-Ahok Demo Not Jakarta Residents
Ten Provocateurs Chaos of Anti-Ahok Demo Not Jakarta Residents
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JAKARTA - Police checked out and arrested 25 people suspected of being a provocateur and perpetrators of looting in the demonstration ended in dispute on Friday (4/11) night.
"Today is still examined closely as provocateurs in Medan Merdeka Barat road, in number 10," said Chief of Police Public Relations Division, Inspector General of Police Boy Rafli Amar in Jakarta on Saturday (5/11).
The provocateurs were aged between 16 to 32 years was confirmed as entrants have come from outside the capital city, many regions in Java and Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB).
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Police also arrested 15 people looting a minimarket in the Luar Batang, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, which is considered intentionally seize the moment protests by the Muslim community organizations actually to commit theft.
"We see them purely criminal acts. Surely there (actors) that moves but the motive was not protests but the motive (sign) in prison," said Boy.
Dozens of actors who are citizens of looting near the fishing village of Muara Baru was certainly not part of Islamic organizations were protesting in the National Monument and the Istana Merdeka, but residents who spontaneously compelled to commit a crime after seeing violence in the media.
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Boy describes the examination of dozens of people was conducted in Polda Metro Jaya, and will be announced within 1x24 hours of their legal status.
"Its legal status within 1x24 hours later seen no indication whether criminal or not," said Boy.
A rally of hundreds of thousands of elements of society from Islamic organizations that originally was orderly, into chaos because the masses refused dissolved by officers at Friday night.
Police officers fired tear gas to force the protesters disperse and return to their homes, but instead responded with a mass of wood and stone throwing and burning vehicles clerk.
Demonstration which was originally called peaceful protest is aimed at demanding the acceleration of legal proceedings for alleged blasphemy committed by Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama inactive.
"Today is still examined closely as provocateurs in Medan Merdeka Barat road, in number 10," said Chief of Police Public Relations Division, Inspector General of Police Boy Rafli Amar in Jakarta on Saturday (5/11).
The provocateurs were aged between 16 to 32 years was confirmed as entrants have come from outside the capital city, many regions in Java and Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB).
READ MORE: Anti-Ahok Demo Finally Chaos
Police also arrested 15 people looting a minimarket in the Luar Batang, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, which is considered intentionally seize the moment protests by the Muslim community organizations actually to commit theft.
"We see them purely criminal acts. Surely there (actors) that moves but the motive was not protests but the motive (sign) in prison," said Boy.
Dozens of actors who are citizens of looting near the fishing village of Muara Baru was certainly not part of Islamic organizations were protesting in the National Monument and the Istana Merdeka, but residents who spontaneously compelled to commit a crime after seeing violence in the media.
Boy describes the examination of dozens of people was conducted in Polda Metro Jaya, and will be announced within 1x24 hours of their legal status.
"Its legal status within 1x24 hours later seen no indication whether criminal or not," said Boy.
A rally of hundreds of thousands of elements of society from Islamic organizations that originally was orderly, into chaos because the masses refused dissolved by officers at Friday night.
Police officers fired tear gas to force the protesters disperse and return to their homes, but instead responded with a mass of wood and stone throwing and burning vehicles clerk.
Demonstration which was originally called peaceful protest is aimed at demanding the acceleration of legal proceedings for alleged blasphemy committed by Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama inactive.
(rnz)
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