Social medical activists (netizens) suspect that the riot at the Mobile Brigade Headquarters Detention Center Kelapa Dua, Depok, was just a fabrication with a specific purpose.

This suspicion arose because it was judged that there were several irregularities in the incident.

"The location of the Mobile Brigade Command Headquarters: there are at least 4 irregularities. 1. There is a Tawheed Flag, 2. There are cellphones, 3. Riots or selfies, 4. Most of them cover their faces," chirped the @Cinaisasi account owner as quoted by dailyumum.com, Sunday (12/02/2020). 11/2017).

More extreme suspicions were conveyed by the owner of the @localhost911 account. The account owner said this; "Yes Mako Brimob Deliberately Created Trouble Diverting the Issue.. So that AHOK Sipenista Al-Qur'an can be transferred for security reasons, so Ahok can be under house arrest. Why are riots made up. Take selfies with all these terrorists.
Hey, Muslims, don't be fooled by their plays".

Another suspicion was based on the fact that the Mobile Brigade Command Headquarters was one of the most closed locations in Indonesia, so that not just anyone could enter there, including journalists. However, related to the incident, the video when the riots occurred, was able to spread widely.

Suspicion related to this was revealed by the account owner @mang_ulibdg. He said; "Then can the video be widely spread?

"It should be suspected that there was engineering to divert issues," greeted the account owner @ArekBoyo45, responding to @mang_ulibdg's tweet.

As is known, on Friday (10/11/2017) afternoon the Brimob Mako Prison was in chaos. According to information circulating on social media, the riots broke out because the warden and the Densus 88 officers who were on duty threw away and trampled on the Qur'an and books belonging to detainees for terrorism crimes.

There were no casualties in the incident, but a number of prison facilities, including windows, were damaged.

However, the Karo Penmas of the Public Relations Division of the Police Headquarters, Brigadier General Pol Rikwanto, denied that the cause of the rioting was inappropriate actions against the Qur'an.

He said the riots occurred because there were prisoners in terrorism cases who did not accept that their detention rooms were searched and provoked.

"It is not true that there was throwing of the Qur'an," he said.

Along with the spread of information about the rioting case, a number of photos were also circulated on social media, some of which showed a group of people taking pictures with some of them wearing face coverings and unfurling the Tawhid flag.