#Indonesia Police Watch

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IPW Nilai Langkah Kapolri Tawarkan Band Sukatani sebagai Duta Polri Tindakan Bagus

Ketua Indonesia Police Watch (IPW), Sugeng Teguh Santoso, menegaskan bahwa Polri yang sekarang ini adalah institusi yang tidak anti terhadap kritik. Hal itu disampaikan Sugeng saat menanggapi pertanyaan dari media terkait langkah Kapolri, Jenderal Pol Listyo Sigit Prabowo, yang menawarkan kepada Band Sukatani untuk menjadi Duta Kritik apakah salah kaprah atau tidak. Sugeng pun menjawab bahwa…

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Dismissed Bamban mayor Alice Guo back in the Philippines, now under custody

Alice Guo, the dismissed mayor of Bamban who got caught by Indonesian authorities, was brought back here in the Philippines during the early hours of Friday escorted by Philippine government officials and she has been placed under the custody of the local authorities, according to a GMA Network news report. To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the GMA news report. Some…

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what's happening in Indonesia

There’s been violence between protesters and police in Indonesia at a demonstration against a new law allowing members of the military to hold more government roles. (war criminal military president wanting to militarize the country?, shocking/s)

March 20 2025

the Indonesian Parliament passed amendments to the military law, allowing active-duty officers to hold civilian positions without resigning. This has raised concerns over potential democratic backsliding. And of course, causing mass protests to erupt nationwide. and some even international

March 23 2025

security forces used excessive force against demonstrators, including medical personnel and women, violating human rights and democratic principles.

March 22-23 2025

Press freedom is also under threat. The offices of Tempo magazine, known for its critical reporting, were targeted with intimidation. they received a severed pig's head, followed by a decapitated rat, raising serious concerns about press safety.

March 25 2025

the police hijacked an ambulance with 7 female university student, 5 people who is in critical condition and in need medical help, and 2 medical staff. The police threatened the medical staff to drive to the police office rather than hospital.

...

Local news media barely show anything about the protest despite the brutality. Not because the journalists weren't doing their job, but because the press was threatened to not say anything bad about the government (the news is now showing about how hard it is to be a cop rn, and tried to gain public sympathy by showing sad police montage.. ew)

Many testimonials were saying they couldn't speak a word about it or they would be fired from their job and blacklisted from searching for other jobs

Journalists on sight were also reported to be caught by the police forces, stripped naked, and held in a secluded place (sounds familiar?).

...

Why does this need to be spread?

Because this event wasn't new, we had a similar thing going on years ago, so we knew the start of a new dictatorship when we see it. And back then, our voices were only heard after a worldwide protest

Secondly, our freedom of speech is limited, because we are being watched. 100million rupiah taxes are reported used to 'watch' Indonesian online activity (so hi BIN, if youre watching this, hope u enjoy the porn I wrote)

According to twitter, many accounts were taken down and even doxxed for speaking up. One of them (a self indulgent wattpad account, posting muti chapter mpreg omegaverse fic about our corrupt president and his equally corrupt bodyguard) got their house stormed by thugs paid by a political figure, but fortunately, the person was working in Denmark at the moment. So their home was empty, and they were protected under the law of Denmark, the case was handled by Danish police source

On a bright note, there were many international news outlet covering this despite our local news saying nothing (Singapore, Malaysia, Italy, etc). And ofc, CNN and the like were obviously told to report what the gov allowed to (the propaganda).

But with it, I hope it shade light to what's our government trying to hide

also, idk why there are a lot of mpreg and yaoi drawing of them during the protests, but I'm not complaining

[little-baski]

BASKAR KLEIN -- twin peaks -- HAUNTED

STATS:

full name: Baskar Reza Klein nickname: Baski name meaning: Baskar is an Indian name meaning "Sun; Very Knowledgeable and skilled person; Bright and Radiant", Reza is a Persian name meaning "the fact of being pleased or contented; contentment, approval", and Klein is a Dutch surname meaning "little". age & date of birth: 27 years old, 14th of April gender & pronouns: agender, they/he ethnicity: half Indonesian, half Dutch nationality: British & Indonesian passport born in JAKARTA, INDONESIA last known residence KING'S LYNN, UNITED KINGDOM family: Sebastian & Lydia Klein [ grandparents ], Joost Klein [ father, deceased ], Citra Batubara [ mother, deceased ], Bulan & Santoso Batubara [ grandparents ], Abhati Rahmawati [ older sister ], Naina Wahyu [ older sister ] last known occupation: bartender

on the island since: 2 days after Mariexplosion power: enhanced hearing

hair colour: dark brown eye colour: brown physicality: lean clothing style: reference later

HISTORY:

[ murder mention tw, death mention tw, supernatural stalking tw, infidelity mention tw ]

CHILDHOOD

Born Baskar Reza Klein, youngest child of Joost Klein, a second generation immigrant from the UK, and Citra Batubara, a local woman and a school teacher, in Jakarta, Indonesia on the 14th of April 1995.

Has two older sisters who are 18 and 13 years their senior, with the first one out of the house and married before Baskar turned one. Before they turned six, their eldest sister Abhati immigrated to the United States where she now has three children, and their other sister Naina immigrated to Singapore and has one child.

Their mother was a beautiful woman, even nearing her forties she did not loose the look that made her so wanted: petite, flowing hair, and a dazzling smile, many wondered why she stayed with her husband, who had been balding and turning grey by thirty-five.

[ murder tw ] When Baskar was six, they watched their father kill their mother in the backyard with a shovel before running off into the night. According to the police his body was later found near the beach. 

The exact motives wouldn’t be revealed until a few years later when a DNA test showed Baskar was not biologically related to their father after a letter was found containing details of Laji’s affair.

Before that however, the family got into a legal battle for custody of the youngest child. For three years he lived in a home until his grandparents, his father’s parents, won. 

ADOLESCENT

His grandparents stayed with him in Indonesia until he was fourteen. Then they moved to the UK.

The reason behind the move was that Baskar had begun to display odd behaviour speaking of a man who looked like his father bringing him to school and picking him up, or watching him at football practice. He insisted that the man was really there but his grandparents and others were never able to spot him.

In the UK the behaviour didn’t change, he still insisted his father was following him. 

The day after his sixteenth birthday his father asked him to come away with him. To which Baskar said no. He hadn’t minded his father's company when he’d been a boy, but as he grew older he’d begun to fear this man.

His father kept asking, and later turned to measures to create distance between Baskar and the people around him. He’d harass classmates, break things and blame Baskar for it, and deliberately steal things he’d borrowed from others. It still did not make Baskar agree to his offer.

[ murder tw ] Half a year later, his father murdered his classmate and his crush in the woods behind the grandparent’s house. Baskar found them when it was already too late, and remained with the body until the cops showed up.

Despite there being no evidence that Baskar had done it, he was still arrested and put on trial. Just after his eighteenth birthday the judge delivered the verdict that he was innocent. 

The damage had already been done. And his grandparents offered him no respite. Baskar left. 

ADULTHOOD 

Baskar moved around the UK for the decade to come, settling in new places, starting new careers, learning new skills, even attempting to study twice. But his father always found him. And if not his father, then someone in his circle would dig up the articles about the murder and he wouldn’t know anymore if they believed him or if they thought he was truly capable of that. So he’d cut ties and move again. 

He learned how to cope, how to make connections fast, and not to feel too sad when he had to end them. Yet he still lived in fear, fear that his father would appear and ask him: “Do you want to come away with me?” 

HEADCANONS:

Their favourite movie is Inside Out. They haven’t seen Inside Out 2 yet. They are pretty sad they probably won’t ever see it. (Will be very grateful to anyone who has seen it and can tell them the plot).

They will tell people to call them Baski like their friends do. None of their friends ever called them that before they suggested it but most of them would comply.

Always has an escape plan. Even on the island when they believe they don't need one.

When they first get their power they ‘hear voices’ and currently they think aside from being able to hear everything, they can hear ghosts. 

They’re a very bad liar. They don't like to lie at all.

They were born in Indonesia, but they haven't been back since they were fourteen. They tried really hard to retain their accent but after four years in a town near Bristol they lost it. 

Studied (or tried to at least) electrical engineering and later robotics but dropped out because of their father’s haunting.

They are a decent singer and love karaoke.

They moved around a lot since they turned 18, never staying in a place for longer than 2 years (mostly in the UK). They’ve developed interesting methods to try and fit in quickly because of it.

[cits-ocs]

I don't use this acc very often but it's 3 AM rn, I want to ramble about my characters. No pinned post about each of them yet, so I'll use this as an opportunity to get people to know my fellas.

We'll start off with Andres and Indah, my two OCs who I've been focusing on a lot, since a lot happens in their story. I'm going to start from how they were conceived and how they are now.

Back in June 2021, I was reading Legs That Won't Walk, a Korean BL that involved gang members and stuff. I was getting angry from it, because man was it just so toxic but I was like, "I'll make characters that aren't as toxic as them!"

Lo and behold, my 2021 design of Indah and Andres, respectively. (Fun fact I designed Andres off of a picrew I made of him. Indah's hair was just bullshitted.)

Indah back then was just cold, not necessarily apathetic. Like the kinda mean sort of bad boy. Andres stayed the same-ish, he's just a mean goober.

So, we got the designs and personality. Now it's backstory time...

In 2021, I was also sort of interested in human trafficking? It will come into play later, but basically I decided their backstories will be darker than the usual. Like, besides domestic abuse, there's going to be actual crimes.

Their backstories were ROUGH, the worst part is I didn't even have a solid story. Just a stupid vague one and nothing ever stuck, it was just a mist. Since I didn't have a story when developing their backstories, the backstories were more fleshed out than the actual story.

Anyways, let's talk about their original awful backstories, starting with...

Andres P. Matay!

(I removed "Cris" in his name since I ended up having a character whose nickname is Cris.)

He's a Filipino, grew up in the Mindanao part of the Philippines. He had a twin sister, but his dad and mom separated and the mom left to go somewhere and took the sister. So now, it's just him and his dad. They're poor, so his dad had to do multiple jobs to keep them going.

One day, when he was like 13 or so, he came home and saw the police outside his house. Turns out, his dad's been murdering people and using their meat for food. Like, the food Andres ate that contained meat? Yeah, human meat. Now his dad is in jail and he doesn't want to eat meat because he's afraid it's gonna be human meat. So he has no dad now, he's gonna be in the care of social workers.

He was put in an orphanage (or was just a squatter kid. I don't know, I had 2 ideas for this part) and ran away, but then he meets his uncle, who he thought was going to help him. Nah, his uncle kidnaps him. Now here's where my interest in human trafficking came in! He's sent out to be a child soldier.

For some context, in 2017, there was actually this thing called the Marawi war. I was pretty young at the time so I didn't care for it, but the basic gist is there were ISIS terrorists so there was a war in that city.

Andres was supposed to be a child soldier in that war, sent out by ISIS. (There were actually reports of child soldiers in the war) and yeah, long story short, shit horrified him. After the war was over, he had nothing, because the city he lived in is in ruins and he has no relatives to help him. He's skilled with guns so he becomes a criminal, ends up as a hitman. That was his bsckstory.

I made drastic changes lol, because it was just too edgy.

Now it's time for...

Mohammed Indah Monanandara!

(I actually thought "Mohd" was legit just the name but it's just a short version of Mohammed... He wasn't even muslim anymore when he changed his name.)

Okay, this one is like, edgy for the sake of edgy. I'll keep it short because I didn't even think of his backstory as much as Andres.

TRIGGER WARNING FOR MENTIONS OF RAPE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT

Indah is half-Thai, half-Indonesian. Why? I was active in this server during 2021, and one of the people there was Thai and I was watching Nanno too, so I was like "hm Thailand seems cool" but I forgot where the Indonesia part came from, but the Thai part came after Indonesia. Also that friend made me his surname (I just checked now and it's actually spelled "Monanandra" but ehhh...). Anyways he grew up in Indonesia, in Jakarta. He was also born a girl, this comes into play later.

He had a normal family and was a smart student. Until when he was in highschool, his father suddenly got into debt with like a gang. They lost money. I forgot how this ties into the next part, but the next part is one day, Indah gets confessed to by a male classmate of his. He declines. After school, the classmate and his friends found him alone on the school campus and... SA'd him. Then he got pregnant. Then he gave birth to a child (he kept her).

I was inspired by the first episode of Nanno season 2. Spoilers for Nanno, but first ep, Nanno curses this playboy guy to get pregnant. When I saw the stuff, the idea just popped in.

After that part of his backstory, it was really just empty stuff? I had the vague idea wherein he gets trafficked too or something, and then meets this gang leader who helps him out, etc. etc. Now he's a high ranking gang member.

In his revamp, I only kept the first few parts, then just filled in the rest of the empty spots. Why did I keep the SA part even though it kind of felt... weird? Because I have a friend who likes Indah and relates to him because of that. So, I felt obligated to just keep it in.

Ok this post is like very long and took me almost an hour to write.

Fun fact, Monanandara is spelled as "มรอนันตรา" and means "eternal death" which is very cool

Part 2 will be the next

Part 2, I'll mainly talk about how I revamped them and how they are currently compared to their 2021 versions. And I'm going to start tagging my posts with my characters' names

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Hi, dear.

I'm one of the indecisive fan like you mentioned in your latest post. For real tho, I've never imagine that in my life there will be a chance for me to watch ARGENTINA SQUAD in a flesh, especially if Di Maria is part of the squad.

As I said when I reblogged your other post, it's once in a lifetime moment to see my Football hero whom ive loved since 2008 (Forever Fide), but there are many things I need to consider.

Sometimes it's never easy for a mother (my mum) to let her daughter (me) come to watch football game right on stadium, especially in Indonesia when the fan culture is as high tension as in Argentina.

Many people died because of football (riot between supporters, or riot against he police), and that is one thing that terrifies me alot. So many stupid people triggered a riot which took the life of the innocent ones.

I'm just afraid that, if something bad happens to me (that if I end up go to see Argentina if they really come to play against Indonesia), Lord knows my mum (she's a singleparent btw, and 100% overprotective) will ban me from watching football for the rest of my (or her) life, and that means I cant watch Di Maria (or Messi)'s masterclass even from the TV screen.

So yeah, sorry for the sudden rambling 😭

Hola! It’s okay, I’ve seen many tags describing the same scenarios. I have 0 knowledge about the situation in Indonesia, but if I can give you any advice it would be to evaluate the situation, do not go alone if it’s dangerous, go to a safe place in the stands, leave the stadium early if It means going home safely. I don’t think a riot would be allowed since it’s a friendly match, there’s nothing to lose or to fight for, plus all players are highly valuable, meaning that if something ever happens to them means damage (money, lawsuits, etc) for the clubs and AFA themselves, so the necessary precautions are being taken right now and will be followed as closely as possible, it’s not the first time we have to face dangerous scenarios. Like I said before forgive my ignorance, I’d say think about it, you have a month to evaluate the situation and decide.

If you go, I’d love to hear about your experience! but safety first.

cheers 🇦🇷

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IPW Desak Kasus TNI Tembak Polri Naik Gelar Perkara

JAKARTA – Ketua Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) Sugeng Teguh Santoso mendesak kepada Kapolri dan Panglima TNI agar segera melakukan upaya konkret berupa kolaborasi aktif dalam penuntasan kasus TNI tembak mati Polisi di Way Kanan pada hari Senin, 17 Maret 2025 lalu.  “Tim gabungan TNI-Polri harus fokus terhadap pengumpulan bukti-bukti dan segera menetapkan tersangka atas tewasnya tiga anggota Polri…

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Outrage as Indonesian men publicly flogged for having gay sex

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Outrage as Indonesian men publicly flogged for having gay sex

Human rights groups have slammed a conservative province in Indonesia for publicly flogging two men convicted of having consensual gay sex in a “horrifying act of discrimination”.

Earlier in the week, the two university students in Indonesia’s Aceh province for having consensual same-sex sexual relations.

While homosexuality is not illegal in most of Indonesia, same-sexual activity is criminalised in two provinces of Indonesia: Aceh and South Sumatra.

Sentences for so-called “morality” offences include a maximum penalty of eight years’ imprisonment and 100 lashes.

Last November, police arrested the two Aceh men, aged 18 and 24, in the provincial capital Banda Aceh.

Vigilante neighbours suspected the men of being gay and broke into their rented room. The intruders caught the men naked together and embracing each other, and reported them to police.

A Shariah court judge said prosecutors had “legally and convincingly” proven the two students had gay sex.

“During the trial, it was proven that the defendants committed illicit acts, including kissing and having sex,” the judge said, per the Associated Press.

“As Muslims, the defendants should uphold the Shariah law that prevails in Aceh.”

The two men, aged 18 and 24, were publicly flogged in Banda Aceh on Thursday (pictured above). The men were caned 77 times and 82 times each with a rattan stick as dozens watched on.

‘A horrifying act of discrimination’

Amnesty International Deputy Regional Director Montse Ferrer said the gay men’s punishment was horrifying and cruel.

“Indonesia’s flogging of two gay men is a horrifying act of discrimination,” Ferrer said.

“Intimate sexual relations between consenting adults should never be criminalized. No one should be punished because of their real or perceived sexual orientation.

“Having already had their privacy brutally invaded when they were ambushed by members of the public while having sex, these men were then humiliated in public today and physically harmed.

“These flogging punishments are cruel, inhuman and degrading, and may amount to torture.

“Aceh and Indonesian central government authorities must take immediate action to halt these practices and revoke the bylaws that allow them to take place.

“Such laws must be brought in line with international human rights law and standards, and with Indonesia’s obligations under its own Constitution.

“Aceh’s regional autonomy, which is its basis to apply Sharia law, must not come at the expense of human rights.”

Human Rights Watch Indonesia researcher Andreas Harsono said the Aceh government must review their Islamic criminal code.

“The intimidation, discrimination and abuses against LGBTQ individuals in Aceh are like a bottomless well,” he told Agence France-Presse.

Gay sex party raided by police in Jakarta

While homosexuality is not illegal in the rest of Indonesia, queer Indonesians face discrimination and persecution.

In recent years, political leaders and police have increasingly targeted the country’s LGBTQIA+ communities with homophobic rhetoric and raids.

Human rights groups warn police use Indonesia’s anti-pornography laws to target queer people.

This month, police in Jakarta raided and arrested 56 men at a private event in a hotel. Officers described the gathering as a “gay sex party.”

Reuters reported three of the men accused of organising the event face serious charges under Indonesia’s anti-pornography laws.

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Kompolnas Akan Dalami Terkait Dugaan Pemerasan AKBP Bintoro Terhadap BOS Prodia

TANGERANG – Anggota Kompolnas Choirul Anam buka suara soal tudingan Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) mengenai dugaan mantan Kasatreskrim Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan (Jaksel) AKBP Bintoro memeras Rp20 miliar anak bos jaringan klinik laboratorium Prodia. “Kami akan melakukan pendalaman, memberikan atensi terhadap kasus ini,” kata Anam saat dikonfirmasi, Selasa (28/1/2025). Ia juga menjelaskan dalam…

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KETIK, JAKARTA - Dikabarkan Polri berencana mengembalikan uang hasil pemerasan sebesar Rp.2,5 miliar kepada korban penonton Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) Warga Negara (WN) Malaysia yang dilakukan sejumlah polisi.

Menanggapi rencana itu, Ketua Indonesia Police Watch (IPW), Sugeng Teguh Santoso angkat bicara.

Ia menyatakan bahwa tindakan tersebut menunjukkan ketidakseriusan Polri dalam menuntaskan kasus yang melibatkan anggotanya ke ranah pidana.

“Pasalnya, kalau institusi Polri merupakan penyidik seperti yang diamanatkan oleh peraturan perundangan dan menurut hukum uang yang disita itu adalah merupakan barang bukti hasil kejahatan,” kata Sugeng dalam siaran persnya, Senin (6/1/2025).

Menurut Sugeng, jika uang yang disita dikembalikan, maka tidak ada barang bukti yang dapat digunakan untuk menjerat pelaku, yang juga merupakan anggota Polri.

Ia menyebut, barang bukti itu seharusnya dibawa ke peradilan dan diputuskan oleh hakim, yang akan menentukan apakah uang yang disita dimasukkan ke kas negara, dikembalikan kepada korban, atau dimusnahkan.

"Polisi sebagai penyidik tidak memiliki kewenangan menetapkan status lebih lanjut atas barang bukti uang Rp.2,5 miliar itu selain menyita sesuai hukum dan menjadikannya sebagai barang bukti hasil kejahatan pemerasan," terangnya.

IPW juga menilai bahwa yang dibutuhkan oleh Polri adalah ketegasan dan komitmen untuk memberantas polisi-polisi nakal. Hal ini sesuai dengan pernyataan Kapolri Jenderal Listyo Sigit Prabowo yang memberi perintah tegas kepada jajarannya agar tidak segan memberikan hukuman kepada anggota yang melanggar hukum.

Ketua IPW juga mengingatkan bahwa jika Propam Polri tetap mengembalikan uang Rp.2,5 miliar kepada korban pemerasan penonton DWP, maka hal tersebut akan menjadi pengkhianatan terhadap janji Kapolri untuk mempidanakan anggotanya yang melanggar hukum.

Saat ini, sidang Komisi Kode Etik Polri telah memutuskan untuk memecat tiga anggota Polri terkait pemerasan penonton DWP yang berlangsung di JIExpo, Kemayoran, Jakarta Pusat. Mereka adalah Dir Resnarkoba Polda Metro Jaya (PMJ), Kombes Pol Donald Simanjuntak, Kasubdit III Dit Resnarkoba PMJ, AKBP Malvino Edward Yusticia, dan Eks Panit 1 Unit 3 Subdit 3 Dit Resnarkoba PMJ, AKP Yudhy Triananta Syaeful.

Putusan ini mendapat kritik, terutama terhadap Kombes Donald Simanjuntak yang dipecat meskipun hanya diketahui tidak menindak anggotanya yang memeras. IPW menilai keputusan ini ambigu dan berpotensi menjadi celah dalam tingkat banding.

Sugeng berharap bahwa putusan ini akan menjadi acuan bagi langkah institusi Polri di tahun 2025 dan seterusnya, terutama di era Presiden Prabowo.

“Sikap dari Presiden Prabowo sebagai pimpinan langsung dari lembaga Polri sangatlah ditunggu,” pungkasnya.

(KB Ketik.net - JAKARTA)

[whattheabcxyz]

2024-12-22

Singapore

Foodpanda rider caught on camera stealing customer's food... while another is caught stealing customer's package - thieving scum are everywhere these days

Stateless 25-year-old granted PR

Hougang residents plagued by smell of rat carcasses from drain

Scalpers exploit loophole to sell appointment slots for foreign driver licence conversion

Government watching 4 diseases as part of pandemic preparedness

More than 1.8K people hauled up by police in year-end anti-crime blitz

Carbon emissions here projected to rise, pointing to more deforestation on the cards - our government thinks planting trees can replace cutting down entire forests 🤬🤬🤬

Health

Spotlight on moyamoya disease - it is a rare, progressive cerebrovascular disorder caused by blocked arteries at the base of the brain, whose cause is unknown ...bet he took the COVID-19 vaccine & all the boosters 😒

Food

Over 21kg of unlicenced wagyu beef found in car entering Johor from Singapore

Pets

^ The world's oldest cat door - it's been letting cats in since the 14th century!

Society

Multiple people injured as drones fall from sky in holiday show

Indonesia to consider cutting jail terms of former Jemaah Islamiyah members - Can you really trust extremists? They're not very bright, to say the least!

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Horrific road accident in Indonesia, many people feared dead

Horrific road accident in Indonesia, many people feared dead

Jakarta, November 11 (IANS). Several vehicles collided in the Purwakarta region of Indonesia's West Java province on Monday afternoon. Many people are feared to be injured in this accident. Due to this accident, traffic between Bandung and Jakarta was disrupted.

According to officials, the accident occurred at around 3:30pm local time on the Cipularang Toll Road at Kilometre 92 in the regency, reports Xinhua news agency.

This entire accident happened because of a heavy truck. The brakes of the truck failed after which it collided with more than five vehicles moving ahead.

The brakes failed due to the heavy load, causing the truck to collide with the vehicles ahead, said Senior Commissioner Jules Abraham Abst, public relations chief of the West Java regional police.

Purwakarta police chief Lilik Andriansyah confirmed the incident, but did not share any details about the exact time and number of victims.

Following the accident, the West Java Regional Police dispatched about 10 officers to the scene, tasked with evacuating victims and assessing the extent of the damage.

In the viral video, several vehicles are seen standing together and some are badly damaged. Rescue workers are seen helping to evacuate the trapped people.

Information is being gathered about the exact number of vehicles involved in the incident and the total number of victims.

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Another foreign fugitive found among those rescued in Las Piñas City raid

The developments related to the recent raid in Las Piñas City continues to be surprising as another foreign fugitive was identified among those who got rescued by the police, according to a GMA Network news report. Take note that previously there were other foreign fugitives uncovered. To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from the GMA news report. Some parts in…

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Death in a Cafe

60 Minutes

Watch on YouTube for free (there is two parts)

On 6 January 2016, Wayan Mirna Salihin died in Abdi Waluyo Hospital after drinking a Vietnamese iced coffee at the Olivier Cafe in the Grand Indonesia shopping mall in Jakarta. According to the police, cyanide poisoning was most likely the cause of Mirna's death. Police charged Jessica Kumala Wongso with her murder. Jessica was found guilty of the murder and was sentenced to 20 years. Jessica's appeal was later rejected by the higher court.

The case became the most famous and phenomenal murder case in 2016 in Indonesia, with the Indonesian media covering the case extensively. The ruling of the case was televised on national television and watched by millions of Indonesians.

#jessicawongso#mirnasalihin#60minutes#60mins#indonesia#youtube#jakarta#deathinacafe

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Menurut IPW Aksi Preman Bubarkan Diskusi FTA Harus Diproses Hukum

Sejumlah preman melakukan perusakan dan membubarkan acara diskusi Forum Tanah Air. Jakarta (Riaunews.com) – Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) menanggapi soal tindakan premanisme dalam acara diaspora oleh Forum Tanah Air (FTA) di Hotel Grand Kemang pada Sabtu (28/9/2024) pagi. Ketua IPW, Sugeng Teguh Santoso, mengatakan aksi tersebut harus diproses secara hukum. “Tanpa harus menunggu laporan dari…

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IPW Sebut Langkah Polri Sudah Tepat di Kasus Vina, Masyarakat Jangan Termakan Hoaks

Sumbarlivetv  — Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) menilai langkah Mabes Polri di kasus pembunuhan Vina sudah tepat dan meminta masyarakat menunggu hasil penyidikan. Ketua IPW Sugeng Teguh Santoso menyambut baik langkah pengerahan tim Bareskrim Polri sebagai asistensi penyidikan yang dilakukan oleh Polda Jawa Barat. Sugeng meyakini dengan adanya bantuan dari Mabes Polri tersebut, dapat semakin…