Komnas HAM Pockets Data from 5 Digital Video Recorders in the Case of Brigadier J

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Beka said the examination took a long time, more than five hours. Because, they ask a lot of details related to it.

“We started at 9.30 in the morning and we just started, uh sorry, at 10 am we started and only finished about ten minutes ago. So about five hours,” he said.

“It took a while because we asked the Labfor Team in detail. Why are we so detailed? Because we want to inform many things,” he added.

Meanwhile, Komnas HAM Commissioner Choirul Anam stated that during the inspection his party also questioned the CCTV which was said to be damaged.

“So the results from their laboratory, we were told what the method was, what was damaged, if something was damaged, we were given enough details. That’s also how they process the DVR,” he said.

Previously, the Special Police Team again postponed the examination of ballistic test results with the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) on Friday (5/8).

This delay is the second time. This is because Komnas HAM previously scheduled the examination for Wednesday (3/8).

On Wednesday yesterday, the National Police Timsus was said to have reasoned that it was not ready to give information. Then, this time, Timsus reasoned that it was still in the development process.

“Today we are asking for information from the Cyber ​​and Timsus teams regarding the communication obtained from cellphones (devices), so they are not ballistic,” said Komnas HAM Commissioner Beka Ulung Hapsara at the Komnas HAM Office, Central Jakarta.

(yla/isn)

[Gambas:Video CNN]

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