Conditions At PT Gunung Aji Jaya, Central Lampung, Controlled After Being Damaged By The Mass, Brimob Stays In PLACE
Central Lampung Police Chief AKBP Doffie Fahlevi Sanjaya said that currently conditions in PT Gunung Aji Jaya (GAJ), Padang Cermin, are safe and under control after the riots that have resulted in the mass burning of the company's mes and cars."Currently the situation is safe and under control, we have placed a number of Samapta personnel to carry out priority patrols within PT. Gunung Aji Jaya and place Sat Brimobda personnel in office locations and plantation areas," he said in a statement received in Bandarlampung, Antara, Sunday, November 20.In an effort to enforce the law, his party made repressive efforts by carrying out investigations and investigations into criminal acts that occurred in the riots on Saturday."There were no casualties in this incident. To keep the situation conducive, we are still doing security at the location. Please pray for the problem to be resolved soon," he said.He mentioned the consequences of the incident, a number of company assets such as the five main buildings of the PT. Gunung Aji Jaya office, one four-wheeled vehicle, one truck, fertilizer warehouse building, and two security posts were damaged by the crowd."Until now, the situation is under control and members of the police and TNI are still on guard at the location," he said.He said that the Central Lampung Police had carried out integrated security together with the TNI and Satpol PP in every peaceful demonstration activity held by the community from the sub-district to the district."The incident on Saturday was triggered because the public was disappointed with the length of responses and there was no solution to the land problem for rights to use (HGU)," he said.Then, he continued, the masses who were disappointed vented anger, destroyed, and burned the assets of PT. GAJ."In this incident, we carried out security by involving TNI troops, Brimob, and supported by the Lampung Regional Police to be on standby at the scene," he said.