Police Shoot Police, Family Asks Perpetrators To Be Tried By Dayak Customary Law

JAKARTA - The police shot dead by police occurred at the Cikeas Police Flat, Gunung Putri, Bogor, West Java, Sunday, July 23. The death toll was Bripda Ignatius Dwi Frisco Sirage or Bripda IDF who is a resident of Melawi Regency, West Kalimantan. The family asked the perpetrators to be tried and undergo customary law.

Bripda IDF has now been buried in his hometown in Melawi Regency, Wednesday, July 25. Found a gunshot wound that had been sewn in the back of the ear.

The family representative, Darsono, who is also the deputy chairman of the Melawi Dayak Customary Council (DAD), revealed that his party has fully handed over the investigation into the case of the death of Bripda IDF to law enforcers.

It said many questions related to the official chronology of the shooting incident. Bripda IDF is the son of the Inspectorate Secretary of the Melawi Regency Government, Y Pandi, who died.

"We ask that the perpetrators be tried by positive law and customary law and code of ethics. For traditional issues, we also coordinate with the West Kalimantan Provincial DAD and MADN (National Dayak Customary Assembly)," he said Wednesday, July 26.

Darsono explained that the incident that caused Bripda IDF's death was known to have occurred on Sunday night. The family was immediately notified by the police that day.

"It happened in Bogor. Parents were informed that day, but at that time the victim was said to be sick. Only asked to come to Jakarta. Regarding the chronology, the family was asked to wait for the results of the investigation and investigation," he explained.

The family also saw the condition of Bripda IDF's body when he arrived in Melawi. At that time there was a wound that had been sewn on the head, precisely under the victim's ear. Darsono said there was one gunshot wound to the victim's body.

"We ask them to investigate thoroughly. Because the family feels strange, in a place where a criminal act should be safe can actually occur," he said.

Darsono said, both Densus 88 and the police who came when delivering the body of Bripda IDF to Melawi, last Tuesday did not provide an explanation regarding the true cause and chronology of the incident. They reasoned that they were not authorized to convey this.