The riots that occurred at the Mobile Brigade Headquarters Kelapa Dua, Depok, Friday (10/11) night, became a serious concern for the Police. The incident began because the terrorist prisoners did not receive their cell phones confiscated by officers.

However, the police confirmed that during the riots there were no incidents of throwing the Koran. Therefore, the news is not true alias hoax.

The Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Headquarters Inspector General Pol Setyo Wasisto said that his party would seek information who spread information regarding the throwing of the Koran during the riots at the Mobile Brigade Headquarters. "That (the issue of throwing the Koran) is a hoax, we will find the perpetrators," said Setyo Wasisto at the Police Headquarters Complex, Trunojoyo Street, South Jakarta, Monday (13/11).

The hoax information appeared on social media after the riots at the Mobile Brigade Headquarters occurred. According to Setyo, the information is false and provocative so that it can trigger a commotion. "We'll find out who uploaded it later, provoking news is dangerous," said Setyo.

In this regard, Setyo appealed to the public not to be easily provoked by information that is not true. "It can be destructive and you have to be careful," said Setyo.