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Ensuring Police Neutrality

Tuesday, August 3, 2004

The Banyumas District Police chief has been transferred to Jakarta over the Banjarnegara VCD incident. And the National Police chief should apologize.

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NATIONAL Police Headquarters finally took the right measure in handling the Banjarnegara VCD case. The initial impression was that the police were acting strangely, or perhaps stupidly, by pursuing the people who were responsible for replicating the VCD containing a speech by Banyumas Police chief, Sr. Comr. Achmad Afflus Mapparessa. In it, he asked fellow officers to vote for Megawati and Hasyim Muzadi.

It is not necessary to find out who replica

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