A number of terrorist prisoners at the Kelapa Dua Detention Center, Depok, West Java were involved in a commotion, which caused damage to a number of facilities at the detention center. Rumors circulated that the commotion was triggered by the throwing of the Koran by officers from Densus 88 Anti-terror.

This news was denied by the Head of the Public Information Division of the Public Relations Division of the Police Headquarters, Martinus Sitompul. The former Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya confirmed that the commotion was suspected to be a search by officers of a number of terrorist prisoners.
"It is not true that there was a throwing of the Koran by the guard," said Martinus in a written statement, Friday, November 10 2017.
At the time of the incident, said Martinus, what the officers did was to check the books and objects in the cell.
''What is there is that the officers conducted an examination of the books and objects in the cell,'' he said.
Previously, information was circulating on social networks that this commotion was suspected to have been caused by the throwing of the Koran by officers. Because of that, the prisoners then went on a rampage and damaged a number of detention facilities.
"There has been a riot at the Headquarters of Brimob Kelapa Dua, Depok, where the terrorist prisoners burned and destroyed the room because the guard Ahmad and his team threw the Koran and caused the prisoners to go berserk," according to pieces of information that are suspected to be hoaxes circulating in the public.
Security Tightened
Meanwhile, since the commotion in the area of ​​Blocks C and B of the Mobile Brigade Headquarters, Kelapa Dua Depok, at the location until Friday night, several officers were seen on guard.
A Baracuda car and a number of motorized police officers dressed in all black were seen entering the Mobile Brigade Headquarters, Kelapa Dua Depok, on guard.
There is no explanation about the tightening of this security by the police. The officers on standby even asked the media crew to stay away from the location.
"Go away, not here," said an officer while asking a number of media crews who were at the main gate of the Mobile Brigade Headquarters Depok to leave.