Students Of Iseng Terror Malls In Koja, North Jakarta With Bombs Are Required To Report

Bomb illustration (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Sector Police (Polsek) Koja imposes a mandatory two-day reporting sanction in one week, namely every Monday and Thursday, against five SMA Negeri students in Cilincing, North Jakarta, although it has been confirmed that none of the five are affiliated with terrorist networks. "After being questioned and investigated, the students are not affiliated with one particular terrorist group. Because they are not proven to be sterile, the students are subject to mandatory reporting," he said. The Head of the Koja Police Commissioner Muhammad Syahroni, Thursday 2 November. Roni said that he had recorded the identities, addresses, and phone numbers of the five students to ensure that the embarrassing incident did not happen again on Thursday morning. The police have also called the principal concerned to ask to supervise his students while undergoing education at school and call the parents of the reported for questioning even though none of the five students yang ditetapkan sebagai tersangka. Sebelumnya, anggota Unit Reserse Kriminal Polsek Koja memeriksa secara dalam enam orang siswa SMA Negeri di Cilincing, Jakarta Utara, usai mendapat laporan dugaan ancaman bombing dari salah satu pusat perusatan di Jakarta Utara, Kamis pagi.Menggunakan profil teroris yang tewas pada 2009, Noodin M Top, pelajar kelas XI SMA Negeri berinisial FA mengirim pesan ancaman ke akun salah satu mal di Koja, Jakarta Utara. Kapolsek menegaskan, teror tersebut it is a joke or prank among the high school students involved. These students include FA, H, RF, KH and a female student with the initials SAL. Another name who was also arrested on Thursday morning with the initials FA has the status of a witness. "There are two names with the initials FA, one of whom was not involved because we examined him with the status of a witness," said Roni previously during a press conference at the Koja Police Headquarters, North Jakarta. Five students were still undergoing examination during the time press conference is complete, but the police chief stated that the five involved were then also returned to his parents' homes. They are expected to be further nurtured regarding his behavior in making bomb threats a joke.Head of High School (SMA) in Cilincing, North Jakarta (Jakut) Dwi Priyo Eko S considers proposals from the public to prohibit students from carrying cell phones (cell phones) in class. "This is because high school students are still vulnerable to being swept away in the swift flow of information and not yet mature in responding to the phenomenon of association," he said in response to allegations of pranks on social media by high school students in Cilincing. He assessed that the age of high school students is still too early and is still in the process of finding identities so that they are easily influenced by things outside of him, regardless of whether it is negative or violates social and legal norms.

Therefore, his party appealed to the parents of five students who were present at the Koja Police to support the ban on students of SMA Negeri 114 Jakarta in Cilincing, North Jakarta, to bring cellphones to class. "Our background, as educators, will certainly be very happy if parents participate in the education program that we do at school," said Dwi.