Cop named suspect in fatal shooting<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: The stray bullets which killed two girls and injured
\nthe mother of one of the girls in the Taman Sari area of West
\nJakarta on Monday, allegedly came from the pistol of First Brig.
\nBudi who was chasing alleged drug dealers.<\/p>\n
"We've found residual powder in the pistol belonging to First
\nBrig. Budi. He also admitted that he had fired the bullets during
\nthe incident," said Jakarta Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Prasetyo
\non Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Budi was the main suspect in the shooting, but police will
\nalso take legal action against six other police personnel in the
\nteam.<\/p>\n
Budi can be charged as an ordinary civilian under Criminal
\nCode Article 359 on negligence which leads to other people's
\ndeath. The charge carries a maximum punishment of five years in
\nprison.<\/p>\n
The six other policemen are First Insp. Heru Julianto, First
\nBrig. Mifil Rifadas, Brig. Aang Kaharudin, First Brig. Arman,
\nChief Brig. Emirsyah, First Brig. Budi, and Second Insp. Ronny
\nSyahroni.<\/p>\n
Stray bullets killed on Monday bystanders Ina Surtianah, 12,
\nand Eli, a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler and injured Eli's
\nmother Mela Taskina, 28. --JP.<\/p>\n
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\n~Focus-Tangerang-M1-gate
\nCouncil demands M1 alternative
\nJP\/8\/<\/p>\n
Council demands M1 alternative<\/p>\n
TANGERANG: The Tangerang municipal council demanded that PT
\nAngkasa Pura, operator of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport,
\nseek an alternative security measure instead of closing the M1
\nairport gate.<\/p>\n
The council's Commission D chairman, Waisulkorni Mufti, said
\non Tuesday that the airport management should have prepared a
\nsolution that would not disrupt the residents' daily routines.<\/p>\n
He said many Tangerang residents who commute to Jakarta used
\nthe airport tollway as a shortcut to their offices, but since
\ngate M1 was closed to the public on May 22, they must go through
\nJl. Daan Mogot.<\/p>\n
He said the council understood that the closure was part of
\nefforts to improve airport security following a bomb blast last
\nmonth, but the closure had resulted in increased traffic
\ncongestion on Jl. Daan Mogot.<\/p>\n
Separately, Indra Setiady, a resident of the Taman Kutabumi
\nhousing complex in Pasar Kemis, said that he usually left home at
\n5 a.m. everyday to get to work, and by using the road through
\ngate M1 he usually arrived at his office by 7 a.m.<\/p>\n
"But since the airport gate was closed, I have to go by Jl.
\nDaan Mogot and get to my office two hours late, at 9:00 a.m.," he
\nsaid. -- JP<\/p>\n
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\nFocus-Jakarta-traffic
\n1,300 traffic violations in 10 spots
\nJP\/8\/Traffic<\/p>\n
1,300 traffic violations in 10 spots<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: The police announced that at least 1,300 traffic
\nviolations had occurred in 10 trouble spots across the city,
\nmostly committed by public transportation drivers, during a
\nspecial traffic operation since May 13.<\/p>\n
City police Traffic Division chief Sr. Comr. Sulistyo Ishak
\nsaid 900 traffic violations had been committed by public
\ntransportation drivers.<\/p>\n
"The violations range from going through red lights to
\ndisregarding traffic signs," said Sulistyo.<\/p>\n
Sulistyo said some public transportation operators had been
\nfined, while others had been told to stop operating.<\/p>\n
Sulistyo said an average of 18,000 traffic violations per
\nmonth were committed across the capital. --JP.<\/p>",
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