It Turns Out, The Qris Sticker Exchange Case Has Happened In Several Mosques In South Jakarta

Capture the screen of the Qris sticker-sticking perpetrator in the mosque's charity box

JAKARTA - The police are investigating a sticker case of an online payment system using a code (Qris) attached to a charity box in a number of South Jakarta mosques. The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the South Jakarta Police, Kompol Irwandhy Idrus, suspects that the action of attaching a Qris sticker was not only carried out in one place.

"For now, the indications are that there is more than one location, more than one location from the location is in Kebayoran Lama and there are in Pancoran, Pondok Indah and Kalibata, so there are several locations," said Irwandhy to reporters at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Monday, April 10.

Although the action has occurred in several places, Irwandhy said that until only one report was made regarding the action.

"As of this afternoon, one of the victims from several places made a police report at the police station, here, one of them is from Pancoran, we have communicated several other victims. The Criminal Investigation Team conducted a crime scene investigation and examined witnesses at the TKP," he continued.

He emphasized that his party would continue to explore to reveal the identity of the perpetrators. In order to arrest the perpetrators of spraying Qris in a number of these mosques.

"For the perpetrators we are still investigating, we are still profiling, please pray that in the near future we can identify them and we will determine the suspect," he concluded.