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Take a look at the display of the suspected arsonists at the Sarinah bus stop who were exposed on the Mata Najwa show. (Photo: video recording screen)
“So far this perpetrator has not been arrested. The investigative capacity of the police is inferior to that of the journalists, or it turns out that the perpetrator is … the point.”
SuaraJakarta.id – New facts related to the burning of the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop in the middle of a demonstration against the Job Creation Law were revealed at the Mata Najwa event on Wednesday (10/28) evening.
In the broadcast, it was revealed that the perpetrators of the arson were not protesters, but rather a group of organized individuals suspected of deliberately trying to create a riot.
The detailed movements of the perpetrators of the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop incinerator were analyzed in the video titled “62 Minutes Burning Operation at Sarinah Bus Stop I Open My Eyes.”
The 9-minute and 58-second video uploaded to the YouTube account Narasi Newsroom is the result of monitoring CCTV footage around the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop and digital data circulating on social media when the arson occurred. on October 8, 2020.
The search was carried out in order to reveal who the real perpetrator was at the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop.
In the video, the group of perpetrators of the burning of the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop was initially seen coming from the direction of Jalan Sunda.
Then, before starting the action, they were seen for the first time making observations around the place. After that, write on the cell phone as if you were communicating with the other party.
In addition, one person from the group was seen coming and going looking for fire to burn down the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop. Starting with using plastic cones, banners, even cardboard.
In short, finally the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop caught fire. The access points first appeared on the south side of the bus stop.
From the CCTV footage, it can be identified that the group of destroyers and burners at the Sarinah Transjakarta bus stop numbered seven people.
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