Commission III Of The House Of Representatives Asks The Public To Patiently Wait For The Chief Of Police's Official Statement On The Death Of Brigadier J

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JAKARTA - Commission III of the DPR has asked the public and related parties to wait and respect the process of investigating the police shooting case that killed Brigadier Nopryansah Yosua Hutabarat or Brigadier J at the official house of the inactive Head of the National Police Propam Division, Inspector General Ferdy Sambo.

This was said by Deputy Chairman of Commission III of the DPR Ahmad Sahroni in response to various speculations related to the death and re-autopsy process of Brigadier J's body which is now being handled by a special team formed by the National Police Chief. Sahroni believes that the police will carry out the examination process transparently.

"This investigation is already underway and the police will continue to update its progress. So whatever the results of the investigation from the Special Team, I ask all parties to be patient and accept it gracefully," Sahroni told reporters, Wednesday, August 3.

The NasDem Legislator for the DKI Jakarta Dapil also asked the parties to just follow the inspection process that was in accordance with the applicable rules. Because, said Sahroni, the police must handle this case with full professionalism.

"So far they have worked independently, openly, without pressure and cannot be intervened by anyone," he said.

Therefore, Sahroni invites the public to wait for the results of the investigation from the police and avoid various speculations that are not necessarily true. He also hopes that the Indonesian National Police can have a chivalrous character and have a big heart in dealing with this issue, as indicated by the National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo.

"So let's wait for me to get an official statement from the National Police Chief, who has also committed to convey the results of the Special Team's investigation. At the same time, I also ask that all parties not to assume that it will cause wild news in the community," said Sahroni.