The Jakarta Metro Jaya Regional Police is investigating a Facebook group titled “Fantasi Sedarah” (literally incest fantasy) that circulated incest-related content and sparked outrage among Indonesian netizens. Read more.
The Indonesian National Police’s Criminal Investigation Agency questioned a Gojek ride-hailing driver suspected of delivering a terror object to the Tempo media office in South Jakarta. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police have questioned three Indonesian Military soldiers suspected of involvement in firearms trafficking supplying weapons to the Armed Criminal Group in Papua. Read more.
The Indonesian Military offered to assist Tempo media in identifying the perpetrators behind recent terror threats. Read more.
The Indonesian National Police Criminal Investigation Agency’s Directorate of General Crimes has launched an investigation into the delivery of a severed pig’s head and dead rats to Tempo Media’s office in Grogol, South Jakarta following the direction of INP Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo. Read more.
Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo has instructed the INP’s Criminal Investigation Agency Chief Commissioner General Wahyu Widada to investigate the terror attack involving a pig’s head sent to Tempo’s media office. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police has escalated the alleged forgery of 93 land ownership certificates (SHM) in Segarajaya Village, Bekasi, to a formal investigation. Learn more.
The investigators of the Anti-corruption Corps of Indonesian National Police (INP) examine the HK Tower building at MT Haryono, Cawang, East Jakarta.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs considered Malaysia’s investigation into the fatal shooting of Indonesian migrant workers to be comprehensive. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police has questioned 44 witnesses in an alleged land certificate forgery case involving a sea fence area in Tangerang, Banten. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police’s Center of Forensic Laboratory has collected samples of burnt dust and cables to help investigate the cause of the recent Glodok Plaza fatal fire in West Jakarta. Learn more,
The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries has confirmed that the investigation into illegal sea fences in Tangerang, Banten, will continue even after its removal. Learn more.
