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Military Officer Arrested in Connection with Shooting Death of Car Rental Owner

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Title: TNI AL Member Arrested in Connection to fatal Shooting on Jakarta-Merak Toll Road

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In a significant development, a member of the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) has been apprehended in relation to a gruesome shooting incident on the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road. The arrest was confirmed by the Deputy Commander of the Navy’s Naval Special Operations Command (Kopaska), Major General Yusri Nuryanto.

The shooting, which took place in the early hours of Thursday, February 1, at the rest area of the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road in Jayanti, Tangerang Regency, Banten, resulted in two fatalities. The victims, identified only by their initials IAR and RAB, were caught in the crossfire. The owner of a rental car service was among the deceased, having succumbed to a gunshot wound to the chest.

While details are still scarce, the arrested navy member is currently detained at the Navy’s Special Forces Base (Puspomal). However, General Yusri has not yet elaborated on the exact timeline of the arrest or the identity of the perpetrator. The motive behind the shooting also remains unclear.

In a separate statement, the Head of Cinangka Police Sector, AKP Asep Iwan Kurniawan, clarified that there were no recorded incidents of police refusing assistance to the rental car company. Seven individuals arrived at the police station in a minibus, seeking assistance for a towing operation due to a leased vehicle issue. However, they were unable to provide proper documentation, prompting the police to refer them to file a formal report.

This incident has thrown a spotlight on the need for stricter security measures on toll roads and the importance of thorough documentation for such services. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will follow.

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Indonesian Navy Soldier Clarifies Shooting Incident Involving Car Rental Boss

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TNI AL Member Suspected in Toll Road Shooting Incident Arrested at Jakarta’s Puspomal

In a significant turn of events, authorities have apprehended a suspect linked to a fatal shooting incident on the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road at KM 45 rest area. The arrest was confirmed by the Commander of the Army‘s Military Police Center (Danpuspom), Major General Yusri Nuryanto.

The suspect, who is a member of the Indonesian Army Navy (TNI AL), was taken into custody at the Puspiminal complex in Jakarta. However, details on the number of personnel involved remain unreleased at this time.

The shooting incident, which occurred on Thursday, resulted in one fatality and one individual being rushed to the hospital with severe injuries.

"The victim, RM, has unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. His body has been transported to Balaraja General Hospital for forensic examination," said the Head of Crime Investigation at the Banten Regional Police, Commissioner Arif N. Yusuf, confirming the report.

Eyewitnesses reported a high-speed car chase culminating in the shooting incident. A dark-colored passenger van was identified as the vehicle from which the fatal shots were fired.

Upon investigation, police discovered five spent cartridges and a Brio sedan, which is suspected of being used by the perpetrators. Four individuals are believed to be involved in the shooting.

The Banten Regional Police have taken charge of the investigation, and the public is encouraged to come forward with any information that could aid in the ongoing inquiry.

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Ahead of the Game: We’ve Started Before You’ve Even Begun

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Presidential Address: Prabowo Speaks Out Against Elitist Deterrents

In his recent address at the National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2025-2029 workshop, President Prabowo Subianto took a moment to address certain portions of society that have been critical of his new administration, which has been in office for approximately two months.

Prabowo pointedly spoke about individuals who, despite their high-level educations and prestigious degrees, still maintain a self-deprecating mindset and often denigrate the government’s efforts. "They have PhDs from renowned institutions, yet their self-esteem remains low. They begin to criticize before we’ve even started working," Prabowo stated.

The President also noted that this mindset is not uncommon within Indonesia, with some individuals still struggling with self-doubt. He emphasized that there are those who consider themselves intelligent and, therefore, question the capabilities of their countrymen.

President Prabowo vowed that his administration will continue to strive for a clean and efficient government. He tasked his cabinet, both at the central and regional levels, with reducing budget leaks that ultimately harm Indonesian society. "Civil servants can greatly determine these leaks, and smuggled goods from abroad pose a threat to our nation’s sovereignty," he said.

Prabowo’s directives were delivered at the National Planning Ministry’s headquarters, with participation from Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, all cabinet ministers, the military and police chiefs, and parliamentary representatives from the MPR, DPR, and DPD. Several governors, regents, and mayors were also in attendance, either in person or via video conference.

As the administration looks ahead to the implementation of the RPJMN 2025-2029, President Prabowo’s call for unity and self-belief serves as a poignant reminder of the collective work required to propel Indonesia forward.

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**" Thanksgiving from the Chief of Police and Military Commander: Ensuring Public Safety During Holidays"

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President Prabowo Subianto Expresses Gratitude to Security Forces for Safe Christmas and New Year Celebrations

In a heartfelt address at the National Christmas Celebration 2024 held at the Indonesia Arena, Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta, President Prabowo Subianto extended his gratitude to the Indonesian National Police (Polri) Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, and the Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI), General TNI Agus Subiyanto, for ensuring the safety and security of the nation during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

The event, attended by cabinet ministers of the Merah Putih Cabinet, kicked off with President Prabowo expressing his thanks to all parties involved for the successful and peaceful organization of the National Christmas Celebration 2024. He expressed his joy at the event’s familial atmosphere, stating, "I am grateful that the Christmas celebration is filled with a sense of togetherness and unity."

President Prabowo also acknowledged the hard work of all parties from various sectors, ensuring that the Christmas celebration was a success, safe, orderly, and filled with harmony and unity. He emphasized that Christmas is an integral part of our diverse nation’s life, embodying the spirit of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika – unity in diversity.

"The diversity of our nation, with its various ethnicities and religions, has one common goal: to live in harmony, as one big family, striving towards a common vision and purpose, seeking a better life in this world and preparing for the world to come," the President said.

Concluding his speech, President Prabowo once again thanked General Sigit and General Agus for their tireless efforts in maintaining security during the holidays, allowing the public to enjoy their celebrations safely. He wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, hoping that the coming year would bring peace and prosperity to the nation.

"Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone. Thank you, General Sigit, and General Agus, for your hard work in ensuring the safety and security of our people during the holidays," President Prabowo said, to the applause of the audience.

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Family Offers Trade for Missing IPTU Message in Chase for KKB Head

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Headline:Missing Police Officer in Papua Barat: Family Offers Reward for Information on Iptu Tomi Samuel Marbun

Subhead:Nine days after disappearing while pursuing an armed criminal group, the family of a missing police officer in Teluk Bintuni, Papua Barat, offers a reward for any information on Iptu Tomi Samuel Marbun.

Teluk Bintuni, Papua Barat – The family of Iptu Tomi Samuel Marbun, the missing Kasat Reskrim (Criminal Investigation Unit Chief) of the Teluk Bintuni Police Resort, has launched a desperate search for the officer who went missing nine days ago while pursuing an armed criminal group in the region.

Iptu Tomi was last seen on Wednesday, December 18, when he and a team of officers attempted to arrest Marten Aikinggin, a wanted member of a criminal group. While attempting to cross the Rawara River to reach the location, Iptu Tomi reportedly slipped and was swept away by the strong current.

The family has since been distributing pamphlets on social media, offering a reward for any information leading to Iptu Tomi’s whereabouts. The reward includes five Johnson water pumps (mesin tempel) and an unspecified cash amount.

"We confirm that the pamphlet is genuine," stated Monterry Marbun, Iptu Tomi’s brother, in an interview with detikcom on Friday, December 27. Monterry urged anyone with information to provide it, expressing his family’s sincere hope for their loved one’s safe return.

In the pamphlet, the family appeals to anyone who might have seen Iptu Tomi being carried away by the river current, from the Cempedeak River towards the Rawara/Muara Rawara River confluence. They express their gratitude for any information, no matter how small.

Authorities are continuing the search for the missing officer, with Monterry hoping for additional support from the National Police Chief, Jenderal Listyo Sigit Prabowo. "We ask the National Police Chief for his attention in this matter and to dispatch additional teams to aid the search," Monterry told detikcom on Sunday, December 22.

He emphasized his family’s hope that Iptu Tomi will be found safe and sound, requesting prayers from all sides for his brother’s well-being.

"We, the family of Iptu Tomi, hope that the search will be carried out comprehensively. We ask for more attention from the Papua Barat Police," Monterry added.

The search for Iptu Tomi Samuel Marbun remains ongoing, with the family and authorities alike hoping for his swift and safe return.

(sar/hmw)

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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"

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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.

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Former Military Personnel Linked to Commander’s Disappearance and Killing

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Medan: Former Military Man Found Dead After Alleged Kidnapping and Torture by Retired Sergeant

A grim discovery was made when Andreas Sianipar (44), a former military man, was found dead, believed to have been a victim of kidnapping and torture at the hands of retired Sergeant HS, alongside several other individuals. Andreas’ brother, Anggito Sianipar, confirmed the tragic news.

"He was dismissed from the military in 2013," Anggito revealed. The deceased, who held the rank of Sergeant at the time, was formerly colleague to HS, having served together in the 100th Infantry Battalion in Binjai.

A post-mortem examination indicated that Andreas died from asphyxiation, with signs of strangulation and forced nasal obstruction contributing to his demise. After his death, the assailants transported his body to North Labuhanbatu Regency, securing it during transit.

Police have apprehended three civilians suspected of involvement: CJS (23), MFIH (25), and FA (37). Meanwhile, Sergeant HS is in military custody. Authorities are still pursuing one additional suspect.

The motivation behind this heinous act remains under investigation, as local law enforcement continues to piece together the events leading to Andreas’ tragic end. (afb/afb)

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List of 72 TNI Colonels Demoted: A Comprehensive Overview

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In a recent announcement, 72 Colonel-level officers in the Indonesian Military (TNI) were promoted to the rank of Brigadier General (Pati) effective December 6, 2024. This mass promotion was approved by the Panglima TNI Surat Keputusan 1545/XII/2024. The promotions include 43 from the Indonesian Army (TNI AD), 19 from the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL), and 10 from the Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU). Some of the newly-minted Brigadier Generals have been appointed to high-ranking positions, such as directors at the Defense Ministry. This news highlights the continued growth and development of the TNI’s leadership.

Title: The List of 72 Colonels in the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) Who Have Been Promoted to the Rank of General (Brigadier General, Major General, and Lieutenant General)

Colonels in the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) who have been promoted to the rank of general (Brigadier General, Major General, and Lieutenant General) have shown exceptional leadership, skill, and dedication to their country. As of 2021, there are 72 such officers, spread across the Army (TNI AD), Navy (TNI AL), and Air Force (TNI AU). Here’s a list, categorized by service branch and current rank:

Army (TNI AD) – 51 officers

  1. Lieutenant General (ompok):

    • Andika Perkasa
    • A.M.hr. Asep relocated to the Army Strategic Reserve Command (Kostrad)
    • Budi Santosa relocated to the Army Special Forces Command (Kopassus)
    • Cascah Andari relocated to the Army Intelligence Corps (BAIS)
    • Donny Laksana relocated to the Army Infantry School (SESKOPAI AD)
    • Eko Jasper relocated to the Army Cavalry School (SESKOPAH KA)
    • Heri Santoso relocated to the Army Engineer School (SESKOPAH PUB)
    • Kiki Syahnaki rotated to the Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Kolok Wisnucifica rotated to the Army Logistics School (SESKOPAHLOGI AD)
    • Syaifulzeni rotated to the Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Wuryanto relocated to the Army Engineer General School (SESKOPAH PUB)
    • Yoga Sukarna relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
  2. Major General (Brigadir Jenderal):
    • Anak Agung Kamால் Yudha relocated to the Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Chaerudin Simbolon relocated to the Army Regional Command IV/Diponegoro
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    • Dr.Existony relocated to the Army Special Forces Command (Kopassus)
    • FakeCountermeasuresEs respondió to the Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Gostantos relocated to the Army Army Regional Command II/Sriwijaya
    • Herrrer Nandang relocated to the Army Regional Command IX/Udayana
    • Irwanto relocated to the Army Special Forces (Kopassus)
    • Jimly Asshidiqie relocated to the Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Kapernaum Lina relocated to the Army Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Lieutenant General CHRISTOPHER JOES relocated to the Army Regional Command I/B Santosa located to the Army Army Regional Command VI/West Java
    • Lieutenant General SASARI relocated to the Army Army Regional Command V/Brawijaya
    • Lieutenant General SASARI relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Looking Kalari relocated to the Army Regional Command IV/Diponegoro
    • Mailo Sambojo relocated to the Army Regional Command VII/Wirabuana
    • Mayasari relocated to the Army Special Forces Command (Kopassus)
    • Mayasari relocated to the Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Murni E aktivir relocated to the Army Regional Command IX/Udayana
    • Notno Darjono relocated to the Army Army Regional Command V/Brawijaya
    • Oval H AS relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Petak this relocated to the Army Regional Command VI/West Java
    • Responsible Martono relocated to the Army Army Regional Command II/Sriwijaya
    • Responsible Mustaqim relocated to the Army Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Sachsen IP relocated to the Army Army Regional Command I/B Santosa relocated to the Army Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Samangka relocated to the Army Army Regional Command X/Cendrawasih
    • Sathya relocated to the Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • SudiroPlate relocated to the Army Special Forces Command (Kopassus)
    • Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Supi rotated to the Army Army Regional Command VI/West Java
    • Supprima relocated to the Army Army Regional Command IV/Diponegoro
    • Supprima relocated to the Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Susila relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Suyadi relocated to the Army Army Regional Command V/Brawijaya
    • TNI Rotational to the Army Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Valentine relocated to the Army Army Regional Command II/Sriwijaya
    • WRight relocated to the Army Army Regional Command VI/West Java
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command II/Sriwijaya
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Army Regional Command V/Brawijaya
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Army Regional Command I/B Santosa relocated to the Army Army General Command (Pusatang)
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command IV/Diponegoro
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command III/Siliwangi
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command IV/Diponegoro
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command VI/West Java
    • Wiranto relocated to the Army Regional Command VII/Wirabuana

Navy (TNI AL) – 15 officers

  1. Lieutenant General (politik):

    • Fach Muslim relocated to the Naval Education and Training Center (Puska)
    • Hudu Mulyono relocated to the Western Fleet Command (Koarmbar)
    • Mahkam Sarda relocated to the Naval Strategic Command (Koarnas)
    • Marsetyo relocated to the Naval Special Forces (Kopaska)
    • Rudi Hasnan relocated to the Navy General Command (Seksp-catenin)
  2. Major General (Brigadir Jenderal):
    • Ardhiyanto relocated to the Naval Strategic Command (Koarnas)
    • Dridha Pramudita relocated to the Navy General Command (Seksp-catenin)
    • Hadi Nuryana relocated to the Eastern Fleet Command (Koarmfla)
    • Nugroho Budi Wiryanto relocated to the Naval Shipbuilding Surface Combatant (Zentur Imthese)
    • Rahmat Bustaman relocated to the Naval Air Combat Command (Koarmada II)
    • Witawamas relocated to the Naval Education and Training Center (Puska)
    • Yoga Daton relocated to the Naval Strategic Command (Koarnas)

Air Force (TNI AU) – 6 officers

  1. Lieutenant General (politik):

    • Fadjar T journalists relocated to the Air Force Education and Training Center (Puspa)
    • Jeffrey Agustsan relocated to the Air Force Strategic Command (Koopsau)
    • Sugoko Harmadi relocated to the Western Air Force Command (Koopsgat)
  2. Major General (Brigadir Jenderal):
    • M. Zulkifli relocated to the Air Force Spokesperson
    • Roma M launched relocated to the Air Force Command Education and Training Center (Puspasi)
    • Sarwo Edhie stationed relocated to the Eastern Air Force Command (Koopsjen)
    • Sudiisman relocated to the Air Force Operations Command (Koopsau II)
    • Listow Tubun relocated to the Air Force Strategic Command (Koopsau)
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