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City 7 years ago

Soccer fans allegedly damage minimarket, gang up on shop employees

Dozens of Jakmania, avid fans of the Persija Jakarta soccer club, have vandalized a convenience store in Depok, West Java, and assaulted two of its employees, police say.

City 7 years ago

High school student attacked with sickle for refusing to join brawl

A vocational high school student of SMK Malaka in East Jakarta, identified as Fahri, 17, sustained a cut on his back after refusing to join in a brawl on Wednesday.

City 7 years ago

Man killed by birthday revelers in Kemayoran

Victim beaten and stabbed in street fight.

City 7 years ago

Amnesty, Kontras demand investigation into fatal police shootings

Amnesty International Indonesia and the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) have called on authorities to investigate fatal police shootings.

City 7 years ago

Alleged victim stands by claim that lawmaker beat him

Ronny Kosasih Yuniarto, who reported lawmaker Herman Hery for allegedly assaulting him and his wife during a quarrel on the street last month, says he stands by his claim despite the politician’s denial.

City 7 years ago

Stray bullet kills truck driver in South Jakarta

Marthen Lay Raga Melolo was driving his truck on the Jakarta Outer Ring Road (JORR) from Pasar Rebo to Lebak Bulus in South Jakarta on Monday night when a stray bullet hit him in the head.

City 7 years ago

Suspected boss of Geng Amster shot in leg

Teluk Naga Police in Tangerang said on Tuesday that they had shot the suspected boss of a gang of muggers called Geng Amster.

City 7 years ago

From ‘jambret’ to ‘begal’: A glossary of criminals

Ahead of the 2018 Asian Games, the Jakarta Police are carrying out a crackdown on thieves and robbers in the capital. The force has deployed 1,000 personnel in 16 teams from all police precincts in the capital for the operation, which began on July 3 and will last until Aug. 3.

City 7 years ago

C. Jakarta robbery suspect turns himself in

A theft suspect who allegedly killed an app-based ojek (motorcycle taxi) passenger, Warsilah, in Cempaka Putih, Central Jakarta, turned himself in to the police on Sunday.

City 7 years ago

Jakarta police detain 73 suspects in anti-street crime operation

The Jakarta Police have investigated 69 street crime cases and detained 73 suspects on the third day of a special operation targeting thieves and robbers ahead of the 18th Asian Games.

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Soccer fans allegedly damage minimarket, gang up on shop employees

High school student attacked with sickle for refusing to join brawl

Man killed by birthday revelers in Kemayoran

Amnesty, Kontras demand investigation into fatal police shootings

Alleged victim stands by claim that lawmaker beat him

Stray bullet kills truck driver in South Jakarta

Suspected boss of Geng Amster shot in leg

From ‘jambret’ to ‘begal’: A glossary of criminals

C. Jakarta robbery suspect turns himself in

Jakarta police detain 73 suspects in anti-street crime operation

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Your Opinion Matters

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