This Is The Condition Of Kombes Dermawan Karosekali After Securing The Demonstration In Front Of The DPR Building

AKBP Dermawan Karosekali lying at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, East Jakarta/ Photo: Antara

JAKARTA – The Head of Operations for the Traffic Directorate (Ditlantas) of the Metro Jaya Police AKBP Dermawan Karosekali is still undergoing medical treatment at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, East Jakarta.

Dermawan suffered injuries to his head and stomach while securing a demonstration by the Pancasila Youth mass organization in front of the DPR Building, Jakarta, Thursday, November 25, afternoon. He suffered injuries to his head and stomach.

Quoting Antara, the Director of Lantas Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Sambodo Purnomo Yogo said, based on the examination of the team of doctors at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, Dermawan suffered injuries to his head, whole body and lacerations to his stomach.

"The hematoma was caused by blunt force trauma all over his body, especially the head. There were also lacerations in the abdomen and a decreased level of consciousness," said Sambodo at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, Jakarta, Thursday.

For now, he cannot confirm whether the torn wound in the stomach was caused by a sharp weapon or not because he is still waiting for an examination by a team of doctors at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital.

Sambodo said that Dermawan's condition is currently stable and the team of doctors at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital is currently under medical treatment.

"We are still waiting for the results of the post-mortem from the doctor. But now his condition has become more stable, it is under treatment and we continue to check and CT scan all kinds of things," said Sambodo.

He deeply regretted the beatings by the organization's elements. Moreover, the police have been persuasive in securing the demonstration.

"It was proven earlier that after an examination and search and arrest were carried out there were sharp weapons, golf clubs and all kinds of things," said Sambodo.

It's not a tool for protest. "This is funny. This is a demonstration or war," said Sambodo.