The Police Have Not Determined Suspects Causes of Roadblocks in the Gubeng area of Surabaya

Jurnal Kini. The police have not yet determined a suspect in the incident on Jalan Gubeng. It still intensively investigates.

"We are still investigating this, of course, with intensive investigations to immediately gather evidence," said East Java Regional Police Chief Brigadier General Toni Harmanto during a press conference on Jalan Gubeng, Surabaya, Thursday (12/20/2018).

The Deputy Chief of Regional Police added that after the legal facts were available, it would determine which party would answer this matter. But this announcement was made after police deepening.


"Some of the legal constructions that we will snare later will be responsible for those responsible, including with the corporation, this will also be announced after the handling process is deeper," he continued.

When asked who would be responsible between the NEK contractor or the Siloam Hospital, the Deputy Regional Police Chief stated that he would test the administrative results of the facts in the field.

"We are testing the results of the administration that we have seen out," added Toni.

While in his presentation, he has examined 34 expert witnesses, 29 of whom are contractors of this basement project. And this case can continue to develop together with witness testimonies at the location.

"There are 29 employees who work at the contractor, and this does not rule out the possibility of developing continuously. Because we also seek information from witnesses who are on location, those who work around the location, this also be a witness for all of us. , "he added.

"Alleged mistakes or technical errors on the east wall. Now this is related to this will be confirmed by expert witnesses. The first day until now we have sent down expert witnesses for that, but while some of the facts we have are suspects as stated by the police chief "he concluded.

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