Still Finalizing, Komnas HAM Checks Thousands Of Videos Related To The Death Of 6 FPI Laskar

Reconstruction of the shooting of 6 FPI troops at the Komnas HAM Office (Wardhany Tsa Tsia / VOI)

JAKARTA - The investigation team of the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) is finalizing a report on the shooting incident that killed six Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) troops on the Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road.

One of the stages of the finalization process that they are currently doing is observing around 8,000 videos and screenshots of the crime scene.

"One part of the finalization of the report is to re-confirm a number of videos and screen capture photos that have been obtained from several parties and during the process of requesting witness testimony," said Choirul Anam, the commissioner and the Komnas HAM Investigation Team in his written statement to reporters, Wednesday, January 6. .

He ensured that all videos and screenshots related to the incident would be observed and investigated by Komnas HAM investigators.

Choirul Anam hopes that this finalization stage can run smoothly and events can become brighter. "We also express our gratitude to the parties who have provided the data," he said.

Previously reported, Komnas HAM this week will reveal the series of shooting incidents of six Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) soldiers on the Jakarta-Cikampek KM 50 toll road.

Komnas HAM chairman Ahmad Taufan said the chronology of the shooting case was known after checking back and forth on Jasa Maga's surveillance camera (CCTV) and the results of ballistic and forensic tests. If nothing gets in the way, the results will be announced this week.

"Yes, definitely (explaining chronological order). God willing, this week (it will be announced). At the latest, early next week," said Taufan as quoted by Antara, January 4.

Taufan's statement also complements Komnas HAM member Beka Ulung Hapsara on December 28, who stated that CCTV footage was still 'rough' and required more in-depth analysis.

"Already (checked the CCTV footage and know the chronological details)," said Taufan.