Densus 88 Calls A Women With Disadvantages Siti Elina Who Broke Through The Palace Connected By 2 People Who Pledged Allegiance To NII

Release of the case of a woman with a veil at the Metro Jaya Police Headquarters (Photo: Rizky Sulistio/VOI)

Densus 88 Police Headquarters said that the woman who had broken into the State Palace, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, October 25, was connected to several social media accounts of the former Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia (HTI). "From the interim examination and from the analysis analysis analysis analysis analysis at Densus 88, it was found that the person concerned was connected on social media to several accounts that we indicated as ex-HTI accounts," said Head of Banops Densus 88 Anti-terror Police, Kombes Aswin Siregar, during the release of the case at the Metro Jaya Police Headquarters. This veiled woman is known to be Siti Elina and lives in Koja, North Jakarta. Aswin added that Siti was also connected to two other people with the initials BU and JM. BU and JM are connected to the Islamic State of Indonesia (NII) Jakarta and have pledged allegiance to NII. "Then the results of our coordination concluded that this handling must also involve or implement a law on the prevention of criminal acts of terrorism. Therefore, starting yesterday we have continued to side by side with Polda Metro Jaya investigators to continue to explore this case," explained Aswin. Three members of the Polda Metro Jaya Traffic Police on Tuesday morning at around 07.00 WIB arrested a woman who pointed an FN firearm at a Paspampres personnel. An unidentified woman about 25 years old walked from Harmoni to Jalan Medan Merdeka Utara. Right in front of the entrance to the Merdeka Palace, he immediately pointed an FN firearm at the Paspampres The Traffic Police personnel who witnessed the incident immediately stopped the action concerned and secured the gun. The person concerned was then taken to the Mako Polda Metro Jaya and handed over to the Sub-Directorate of State Security (Sub-Directorate of Kamneg) of the Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya for questioning. In addition, police investigators will also investigate the origin of the gun. Polda Metro Jaya involves the Police Forensic Laboratory Center (Puslabfor) to investigate whether the gun was a factory-made gun or a homemade pistol.