Hasya Athallah's Suspect Status Has Been Revoked, Polda Metro Jaya Sorry

Reconstruction of the accident case of Hasya Athallah, a UI student who was named a suspect even though he was run over by a retired police car/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

Polda Metro Jaya has revoked the status of a suspect in a student at the University of Indonesia (UI), Muhammad Hasya Atallah Syaputra, in a fatal accident on Jalan Srengseng Sawah, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta.

The Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko, said the determination was based on the results of an evaluation of the procedural discrepancy as regulated by the Chief of Police Regulation Number 6 regarding the investigation of criminal acts related to the determination of status and other stages.

"First, revoke the letter of determination of the status of the deceased by the process of notification letter regarding the revocation of suspect status. Based on Kabareskrim regulation number 1 of 2022 concerning standard operating procedures," Trunoyudo told BSD ICE reporters, South Tangerang, Monday, February 6.

On that basis, Trunoyudo apologized for the determination of the suspect by his side.

"For that we Polda Metro Jaya apologize for some of the irregularities we took," he concluded.

Hasya's accident with Purnawiran AKBP Eko Setio occurred on Thursday, October 6, at around 21.30 WIB, on Srengseng Sawah Street, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta. When the weather occurred, it was raining and the road was slippery. Dirlantas Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Latif Usman explained that the incident started when the victim Hasya drove from south to north at a speed of 60 km per hour.

Based on the testimony of the witness who was a friend of the victim, there was a vehicle that suddenly turned at the time of the incident. The victim immediately avoided by stopping the vehicle suddenly. As a result, the victim slipped and entered another road. "So his friend himself explained that at that time suddenly there was a vehicle in front. (the victim) wanted to turn right so that the victim made a sudden braking," said Latif. At the same time, from the opposite direction, a Pajero car was driven by Eko who was said to be traveling at a speed of 30 km/hour. He could not avoid an accident that resulted in Hasya being hit.