CCTV Of The Toll Road Where The FPI Police-Laskar Clash Was Dead, Jasa Marga Called It Damaged By Rodents

Illustration (Photo: Irfan Meidianto / VOI)

JAKARTA - The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) investigated PT Jasa Marga to ask for information about the death of CCTV at the Jakarta-Cikampek toll road during a clash between the police and the FPI special army guarding Rizieq Shihab.

General Manager Representative of the Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road, Widyatmiko explained, the cause of network damage to the toll CCTV at KM 49 to 72 was caused by external factors, namely weather and wild rodents.

"The CCTV is outside. It's hot, it rains, sometimes it rusts. There are also animals called nuisances that have the potential to cause damage," said Widyatmiko at the Komnas HAM office, Central Jakarta, Thursday, December 17.

Widyatmiko said, this damage was not physical damage. He said there were problems that arose invisibly and indirectly when the CCTV network was damaged.

Thus, Jasa Marga requires a longer repair time. "From the outside, there is no problem. Until finally we checked using a special tool, we found the point. That there is a point that is approaching in the area of the damage, it turns out to be in the joint closure. So it is not visible," he explained.

As a result of the damage, the camera could not capture images. Furthermore, even though he had provided a series of pictures from the surveillance camera, Widyatmiko said he did not know whether or not there were any recorded images that recorded the clash that led to the shooting of six soldiers of Rizieq Shihab's guard.

"We ourselves did not check. Only all the data were given a time narrative ranging from a number of hours to so many. It is not in our domain to check whether (what was recorded by CCTV) is who they are, we cannot explain," he added.