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Yogyakarta Protest Turns Violent: Police Detain 94 People, National Police Chief Intervenes

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Police arrested 94 people after a demonstration in Yogyakarta turned violent. National Police Chief Suyudi visited the Yogyakarta Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) in person.

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Police arrested 94 people after a demonstration in Yogyakarta turned violent. National Police Chief Suyudi visited the Yogyakarta Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) in person.

·Jakarta, Indonesia
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The National Police Chief and Dasco also saw a number of demonstrators who had been detained by the police.

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Officers noted that they had arrested 94 people who were strongly suspected of being involved in anarchic actions and the destruction of public facilities.

The National Police Chief Orders an Investigation into Those Carrying Molotov Cockroaches and Sharp Weapons During the Violent Demonstration at Malioboro Street in Yogyakarta

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The National Police Chief confirmed that the National Police will investigate those carrying Molotov cocktails and sharp weapons during the Malioboro demonstration in Yogyakarta.

JPNN.com Jogja: Police arrested more than 100 people during riots in Malioboro on Tuesday night. Evidence including sharp weapons and Molotov cocktails was also confiscated.

·Indonesia
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Tribunnews.com broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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