Police Reveal Cases Of Burning Sentani Airport Complex And KP3 Police, Allegedly Masterminded By Traditional Leaders

Papuan Police Chief Inspector General Mathius Fakhiri /Antara

JAYAPURA - Papua Police Chief Inspector General Mathius Fakhiri admitted that "ondoafi" or YE's traditional leader was suspected of masterminding the burning of the Sentani Airport complex, including the KP3 Police. , Tuesday morning. "This is not an inter-ethnic dispute and the case is handled by the Jayapura Police," said Inspector General Fakhiri after seeing the condition of the KP3 Police Headquarters at Sentani Airport and a shophouse that was on fire, reported by Antara, Tuesday, September 7. Land issues, but to ensure that they will explore and will ask for information from all witnesses. His party has also not confirmed how much loss due to the arson case, said Fakhiri while asking all parties to exercise restraint and not to lead the case to the issue of inter-tribal disputes. "This case is purely criminal. so that the police will handle it thoroughly," said Papua Police Chief I rjen Fakhiri confirmed.

When asked about the services of the Sentani Airport Police KP3 Sector, Inspector General Fakhiri stated, members will continue to serve the community normally. For the time being, the Sentani Airport KP3 Police office will stay in one of the buildings around the airport area so that services will continue normally.

"Services continue normally so that the community is served," said the Kapolda.