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Pramono’s 24-hour parks plan raises security concerns
Jakarta 1 year ago

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Pramono’s 24-hour parks plan raises security concerns

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung’s plan to keep several parks open for 24 hours to provide affordable nighttime leisure, as well as curbing teenage brawls has been met with caution by observers, who warn that the parks could instead be misused by “irresponsible parties” if the security aspects are overlooked.
Youth brawl in Southeast Maluku leaves two dead, police officers injured
Archipelago 1 year ago

Youth brawl in Southeast Maluku leaves two dead, police officers injured

Both groups were armed with air rifles, arrows and machetes. The clash resulted in two fatalities and 14 injuries, including nine officers from the Southeast Maluku Police.
Six arrested over election violence in Puncak Jaya
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Six arrested over election violence in Puncak Jaya

Police report that the five-month-long conflict has claimed a total of nine lives and left around 420 people injured. Additionally, at least 179 buildings and 28 vehicles have been set on fire by both groups.
Police crack down on sarong fights during Ramadan
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Police crack down on sarong fights during Ramadan

In recent years, teenagers have started modifying their sarongs to make them more dangerous, such as by filling them with rocks and metal scraps to use during brawls, leading to injuries and fatalities.
Family lambasts police decision to close probe into Afif Maulana’s death
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Family lambasts police decision to close probe into Afif Maulana’s death

Afif's body was found in a river near the Kuranji Police station in Padang, West Sumatra, on June 9 last year with suspicious blunt impact injuries to his abdomen and chest. 
Rights groups condemn latest clash over Rempang Eco-City project
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Rights groups condemn latest clash over Rempang Eco-City project

Rights groups have condemned a clash that erupted on Wednesday between the private security personnel of developer PT MEG and local residents that refuse to leave their land to make way for the Rempang Eco-City development project.
Semarang police shoot student allegedly involved in gang brawl
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Semarang police shoot student allegedly involved in gang brawl

A school representative doubted police allegations that the victim was a gang member while a security guard near the brawl location denied a brawl took place.
15 arrested following deadly village brawl in East Nusa Tenggara
Archipelago 2 years ago

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15 arrested following deadly village brawl in East Nusa Tenggara

The East Flores Police in East Nusa Tenggara have arrested 15 individuals following a deadly clash between residents of two villages in West Adonara district on Monday.
We adults are the problem
Editorial 2 years ago

We adults are the problem

With the country counting among the rudest nations on Earth on the net, teenagers, who are generally very active on social media, have been exposed to the ill-mannered behaviors of netizens almost 24/7.
Police urged to be transparent in discovery of seven bodies in Bekasi River
Society 2 years ago

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Police urged to be transparent in discovery of seven bodies in Bekasi River

A number of police watchdogs have urged the law enforcement authorities to be transparent in probing the discovery of the bodies of seven male teenagers in the Bekasi River, West Java, who are thought to have been chased by the police for initiating a brawl via social media. 

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