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"Jakarta’s LGBTQ+ Fears: Residents Dissolve Bar Brawl Rumors"

by Chief Editor January 6, 2025
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Breaking: LGBT-Tainted Bar in Luxury Jakarta District Shut Down After New Year’s Eve Uproar

Jakarta: In an unanticipated turn of events, a bar located in the ritzy Permata Hijau area of Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta, has been permanently closed following allegations of LGBT activities. The shutdown, which took effect on January 1, 2025, has left residents abuzz with speculation.

The incident occurred on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2024, causing a commotion that drew the attention of local authorities. "Upon receiving reports of disturbances from residents, officers from the Kebayoran Lama Police Station rushed to the scene," explained Kompol Nurma Dewi, Head of Public Relations for the Metro Jakarta South Police Department, in an interview with reporters on Monday (6/1/2025).

To unravel the mystery, police engaged in mediatory talks with both residents and the bar’s management. However, Kompol Nurma refrained from divulging detailed findings, citing the ongoing investigation.

"We’re currently collating statements from eyewitnesses and anyone with pertinent information," she confirmed. "Moreover, we’re examining CCTV footage from the location to corroborate accounts."

The bar’s sudden closure has sparked curiosity and outrage among residents. Many are eager to know whether the establishment was indeed involved in LGBT-related activities, as alleged in a viral video that depicted men leaving the premises.

In the video, a crowd can be heard chanting "Get out, get out," as they directed the men to leave the supposed gay club. The clip ends with a glimpse of another door leading to an adjacent room, leaving viewers wondering about the scene inside.

Meanwhile, Kompol Nurma disclosed that the bar had been operational since January 2024 and was abruptly closed on January 1, 2025. Further updates will be provided once police conclude their investigations into the matter.

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"Economy of Bekasi: Indonesia’s Highest Wage Region"

by Chief Editor January 3, 2025
written by Chief Editor

Headline: Bekasi Retains Top Spot for Highest Minimum Wage in 2025; Economy Grows Strong

Subhead: The city’s economic growth outpaces other regions, driven by industries and thriving retail sectors.

Byline: (acd/acd)

Body:

Bekasi has once again secured the position of having the highest minimum wage among cities in Indonesia for the year 2025. The city’s minimum wage has been set at IDR 5,690,752, surpassing those of Jakarta (Rp 5,397,761) and Karawang (Rp 5,599,593). This marks Bekasi’s second consecutive year at the top of this list. In line with the government’s policy, the minimum wage has increased by 6.5% this year.

But what’s driving Bekasi’s economic growth? The city’s economy grew by 5.43% in 2023, an improvement from the preceding year’s growth rate of 4.96%, according to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). This growth is reflected in the increased number of people employed: in August 2024, Bekasi had 2.06 million people in its workforce, with around 1.24 million people employed, a significant rise from the previous year.

Bekasi’s economy is bolstered by its robust trading, hotel, and restaurant sectors. Traditionally, retail activity has concentrated along Jalur Ir. H. Juanda, stretching 3 kilometers from the city center to Bekasi Terminal. In recent decades, this retail hub has expanded along Jalan Ahmad Yani and into other areas like Jalan KH Noer Ali, Kranji, and Kota Harapan Indah.

Now, Bekasi boasts numerous modern shopping malls, including Grand Mall Bekasi, Grand Galaxy Park, Summarecon Mal Bekasi, and Grand Metropolitan Mall. The city’s growth is also fueled by its numerous manufacturing sectors, predominantly located in Rawa Lumbu and Medan Satria.

To facilitate its growing population, Bekasi offers a range of transport options. Bus services connect the city, while the KRL Commuter Line serves those commuting to Jakarta. Within the city, minibuses (KOASI), ojek (motorcycle taxis), and even becak (rickshaws) remain popular modes of transportation.

However, Bekasi also faces challenges, including increasing unemployment rates. The August 2024 unemployment rate stood at 7.82%, with the majority of job seekers being high school graduates.

In conclusion, Bekasi’s economic growth is a testament to the city’s potential. Its diverse economic sectors and thriving retail scene continue to drive its development. Yet, addressing unemployment remains a critical priority for the city’s leaders to ensure sustainable growth and prosperity for all residents.

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Members of Jatiwarna Police Station Investigated After Refusing to File Report on Motorcycle Chasing Incident

by Chief Editor January 3, 2025
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Breaking: Corruption Allegations Rock Pondok Gede Police Station After Failure to Act on ‘Bang Jago’ Group Attack

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JAKARTA – A storm is brewing at the Pondok Gede Police Station following allegations that its officers turned a blind eye to an aggressive gang, known locally as ‘Bang Jago’, terrorizing a driver in Bekasi, West Java. The embarrassing incident, which was caught on camera, has prompted an internal investigation, with the Jakarta Metro Bekasi City Police Chief personally overseeing the probe.

Internal Probe Launched

Kapolsek Pondok Gede, Kompol Bambang Sugiharto, spoke to the press on Friday, confirming the investigation into six officers who were on duty during the incident. "As of now, six personnel have been under internal investigation at the Propam, Jakarta Metro Bekasi City Police," he said.

Bambang assured the public that any officers found to have committed wrongdoing would face severe consequences. He revealed that the investigation focused on disciplinary violations and standard operating procedure (SOP) breaches regarding report handling.

Video Evidence: ‘Bang Jago’ Group’s Brazen Attack

In the viral video, three men on a motorbike are seen harassing a car, causing both the driver and passenger to panic. The trouble started after the motorbike group recklessly weaved in and out of traffic, causing other motorists to slow down. When the car tried to pass them, the group responded by pursuing the car and assaulting it.

The driver, frantic and pleading for help, recorded the incident on his phone. "Please help me, they’re still chasing me! They’re crazy, please help," he shouted.

Addressing Allegations of Indifference

Bambang acknowledged the viral video and promised thorough investigation. "We’ve conducted an internal probe on the officers on duty that day. If there’s any evidence of disciplinary breaches or SOP violations, we will take appropriate actions," he said.

This incident has once again highlighted the need for robust enforcement and public accountability, ensuring that law enforcement officers uphold their duty to protect and serve the community, rather than turning a blind eye to criminal activities.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

January 3, 2025 0 comments
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Neighbor Reveals Disabled Man as Wife’s Killer in Banyumas

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Banyumas Man with Disability Arrested After Fatally Beating Wife

A man identified by the initials FA (27), a resident of Grumbul Sidayasa, Kedungrandu Village, Patikraja District, Banyumas Regency, surrendered to police on Saturday (28/7) after allegedly fatally beating his wife, J (27), with a flathead screwdriver. The incident occurred on Friday (27/7) evening.

Local resident Siran (52), who is acquainted with the suspect, revealed that FA is a former peddler of Bangkok chickens. Due to his disability, he now runs his business online, with customers picking up their purchases at his residence.

"The suspect used to sell Bangkok chickens on the street, but now he sells them online. Customers come to his house to pick up their orders," Siran told reporters.

Siran also shared that the victim, J, worked as a maid and that the couple often argued due to the suspect’s jealous nature. He suspected J of cheating on him.

"They used to fight a lot. The suspect would often accuse his wife of cheating on him. I’ve tried to mediate their disputes several times," Siran said.

The suspect’s disability was the result of a farming accident some years ago, according to Siran. FA moved to his current residence about two years ago, where he has been living with his wife, mother, and a young niece.

"His child is about 8 years old. The wife sent the child away before the incident," Siran revealed.

FA confessed to killing J with a flathead screwdriver, striking her on the back of the neck. Police later found J’s body lying on the bed in their room.

Earlier reports stated that a deadly assault involving a married couple had occurred in Grumbul Sidayasa, Kedungrandu Village. The couple, both aged 27, were identified as FA and J.

Kedungrandu police chief, Commissioner Andryansyah Rithas Hasibuan, confirmed the incident and the suspect’s arrest. He also revealed that the motive behind the murder was likely jealousy, as FA suspected J of infidelity.

"The suspect was outraged by the possibility of his wife cheating on him. The wife’s phone was found in FA’s possession. The victim’s body has been sent for an autopsy," Andryansyah said.

This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. (aku/aku)

December 28, 2024 0 comments
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Kejar│Bisnis Esek·Esek: Kosan Jaksel’s Ambitious Venture Despite Past Scrutiny

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline: Raid on Jaksel Kosan: 9 Arrested, Condoms Found, Prostitutional Activities Suspected

Subhead: Repeat Offense at the Same Kosan, Owner Claims Ignorance


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A joint operation by police, Satpol PP, and Jakarta’s social services department resulted in the arrest of nine individuals suspected of involvement in prostitution at a kosan (shared accommodation) in Ulujami, Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta, on Christmas evening. The raid, conducted on Wednesday, December 25, 2024, followed a tip-off from the public, suggesting that the kosan was serving as a hub for prostitution.

Nine Arrested, Condoms Seized

Speaking to journalists on Friday, December 27, Purwaditya, the head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of Pesanggrahan Police, confirmed the arrest of eight women and one man. He stated that initial interrogations had confirmed their involvement in suspected prostitution activities. Evidence discovered at the scene included used contraceptives, further strengthening the allegations.

"We have coordinated with Satpol PP and the social services department. The nine arrested individuals have been handed over to the social services," Purwaditya said.

Not a First-Time Offense

This is not the first time the kosan has been raided for suspected prostitution activities. "In the past, we’ve also taken action against this kosan for similar allegations," Purwaditya disclosed. "A notice prohibiting online prostitution was posted at the location, but it seems the practice continued."

Owner Unaware, Claims Arrested Individuals

Despite the repeated incidents, Purwaditya revealed that the kosan owner has not been questioned yet. According to him, the arrested individuals claimed that the kosan owner was unaware of the prostitution activities taking place under their roof.

Services Available for Rp 300,000 – Rp 500,000

The prostitution services were supplied by individual tenants, with prices set between Rp 300,000 and Rp 500,000 (approximately USD 21 – USD 35). Purwaditya clarified that no pimps were arrested during the raid.

Continue to the Next Page for More on the Case’s Developments


December 28, 2024 0 comments
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“Abandoned Contraceptive Devices: Jakarta’s Dorm Disquiet

by Chief Editor December 27, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Breaking: Police Raid Suspected Prostitution ‘ prévnK lá)

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Viral Duo Caught Sabotaging Motorcycle Taxis in Duren Sawit, Facing Crowd Justice.

by Chief Editor December 26, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Local Vigilantes Corner Motorcycle Thieves in East Jakarta

Jakarta – A pair of motorcycle thieves faced the wrath of an angry mob after being caught red-handed in the act on Jalan Dermaga Raya, Klender, Duren Sawit, East Jakarta (Jaktim). The duo was accosted by locals after attempting to steal a motorcycle using a common modus operandi – snapping the kickstand to immobilize it before making off with it.

A video of the incident went viral on social media, showing locals shouting "motorcycle thief" as the suspect, riding a black, licenseplate-less motorcycle, collides with another rider. The suspect, dressed in a long-sleeved shirt and a blue jacket, was seen speeding away before losing control and crashing.

In the aftermath, several locals approached the downed suspect, who was then dragged to the side of the road and his motorcycle vandalized. A follow-up video showed two naked, bloodied men – likely the same suspects – being interrogated by locals in a nearby minimarket.

Police Confirm Incidence, Arrest Suspects

Confirming the incident, Chief of Duren Sawit Police Station AKP Sutikno revealed, "The modus operandi was as described – snapping the motorcycle’s kickstand before stealing it." When contacted by detikcom, Head of Duren Sawit Police Criminal Investigation Unit AKP Erik clarified that a report on the incident had been filed and the suspects were in custody for further processing.

The suspects, both men, are now in detention and face charges under Article 363 of the Criminal Code (KUHP), punishable by up to 12 years in prison for theft and assault.

December 26, 2024 0 comments
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Potential Motherhood: How Ogah Damai Achieved Harmony with Pak Ogah” or “Ogah Damai’s Harmony with Pak Ogah: A Story of Motherhood and Understanding

by Chief Editor December 26, 2024
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Bogor: Wife’s Potential Miscarriage Derails Peaceful Settlement in ‘Pak Ogah’ Road Incident

In a turn of events, a woman’s potential pregnancy complication has scuppered a previously agreed peaceful settlement in a case involving ‘Pak Ogah’, a local road enforcer, and a motorist in Bogor, West Java.

The incident occurred on Sunday, December 22, during the year-end holiday season, when a driver, identified as IH, accidentally hit a pedestrian on the Puncak Megamendung alternate route. Three ‘Pak Ogah’ figures, who often collect money from passing vehicles, surrounded IH’s car, demanding payment. IH’s wife, unaware of the situation, stepped out to investigate the commotion and was subsequently struck by one of the ‘Pak Ogah’ figures.

The couple later filed a police report at the Megamendung Police Station. Following the incident, all parties agreed to settle the matter amicably with the assistance of police mediation. However, this agreement has now been revoked due to IH’s wife’s current health condition.

"IH and his wife have decided to discontinue the mediation process and file a police report instead," revealed AKP Teguh Kumara, the head of the Bogor Police Criminal Investigation Unit, on Thursday, December 26. This decision was influenced by the discovery that IH’s wife is pregnant and has a potential risk of miscarriage, a complication directly attributed to the physical altercation.

Police have since arrested two of the three ‘Pak Ogah’ figures involved in the incident, charging them under articles 170 and 335 of the Indonesian Criminal Code. The remaining suspect is still at large and being actively sought by authorities.

"Two of the suspects have been apprehended and are currently in custody. We are still pursuing the third suspect, who is currently at large," said AKBP Rio Wahyu Anggoro, the Bogor Police Chief.

The incident serves as a grim reminder of the ongoing issue of roadside enforcers, or ‘Pak Ogah’, and their often heavy-handed tactics towards motorists in Indonesia. As the holidays approach, police have warned of increased enforcement to prevent similar incidents from occurring.

December 26, 2024 0 comments
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"Bishop’s Christmas 2024 proceeds smoothly; Jakarta Cathedral appreciates TNI-Polri"

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  • "Smooth Sailing for Bishop’s Christmas 2024; Jakarta Cathedral Expresses Gratitude to TNI-Polri"
  • "Bishop’s Christmas 2024: A Successful Event, Endeared by Jakarta Cathedral’s Recognition of TNI-Polri"

by Chief Editor December 25, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline: Smooth Natal 2024 Mass at Jakarta Cathedral; Church Expresses Gratitude to TNI, Polri

The implementation of Christmas Mass 2024 at the Jakarta Cathedral in Central Jakarta ran smoothly, a spokesperson for the Cathedral has confirmed. The Church extends its appreciation to the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and the Indonesian National Police (Polri) for their support and assistance.

Susyana Suwadie, the spokesperson for the Jakarta Cathedral, expressed her gratitude towards the government, especially the officials who visited the Church on Christmas Eve to greet the congregation. She remarked, "We are grateful that the series of masses from Christmas Eve until today has been exceptionally smooth."

"The presence of government officials, including the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, the Minister of Home Affairs, the Minister of Religious Affairs, accompanied by the Commander of the Army and the Chief of the Indonesian National Police, as well as the acting Governor of Jakarta, has greatly honored us," she added.

She also expressed her gratitude towards the TNI and Polri for their assistance in maintaining security throughout the Christmas masses. The Church also extended its appreciation to all parties involved in providing parking facilities.

"Our gratitude goes out to all parties who have supported our efforts to successfully complete the Christmas celebrations. A special thanks goes to the TNI and Polri, as well as all other relevant agencies for their hard work and dedication," she concluded.

The Christmas mass at the Jakarta Cathedral was attended by approximately 8,500 Catholics, as reported by Fawdi from Detik.com.

December 25, 2024 0 comments
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Forty-Five Women in Malaysia Exploited at DWP, Total Loss: RM2.5 Billion

by Chief Editor December 24, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Title: 45 Malaysian Nationals Reportedly Victims of Alleged Pemerasan at Djakarta Warehouse Project 2024

In a significant turn of events, the National Police’s Professional and Security Division (Propam Polri) has reported that a total of 45 Malaysian nationals are believed to have been victims of an alleged extortion incident during their attendance at the Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2024 in Jakarta.

Speaking at the National Police Headquarters on Tuesday, Prophet Division Head Irjen Abdul Karim disclosed that, "Through our investigation and identification process, we have scientifically confirmed that 45 Malaysian nationals were involved in this alleged incident."

Karim also revealed that the estimated value of the seized evidence totals to IDR 2.5 billion. He emphasized, "Please do not rely on previous reports that often speculate the amount."

The Propam Polri Division has received two official reports from Malaysian nationals regarding these alleged extortion cases. Karim assured that the division is closely monitoring the situation and will handle these cases meticulously.

Earlier, a total of 18 police officers from Metropolitan Jakarta Police, Metro Jakarta Central Police, and Kemayoran Metropolitan Police were arrested in connection with this alleged extortion incident involving Malaysian nationals who were attending DWP 2024 at JIExpo, Kemayoran, Jakarta.

Following the event, DWP’s Instagram account was flooded with complaints from attendees, predominantly those from Malaysia. Many expressed disappointment due to the stiff restrictions, while some claimed they were extorted by police officers posing as civilians in the crowd.

DWP 2024 took place from December 13 to 15. Following the event, police have launched an investigation and will not tolerate any wrongdoing by its members.

(Source: CNN Indonesia)

December 24, 2024 0 comments
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