Indonesia fires police officer over killing that fuelled protests
Summary
Indonesian authorities have dismissed a police officer involved in the death of a delivery driver during antigovernment protests. The officer was found to have acted unprofessionally, and the incident has fueled ongoing protests across Indonesia against economic inequality and police behavior. Other officers involved are still under investigation.Key Facts
- Indonesian authorities fired a police officer after a delivery driver died during protests.
- The driver was killed when hit by an armored police vehicle.
- Officer Cosmas K Gae faced dismissal for unprofessional conduct during the incident.
- Protests in Indonesia focus on economic inequality and police actions.
- At least 10 people have died in these protests, with incidents of looting and rioting.
- Police used tear gas and rubber bullets in response to the protests.
- Around 20 people were reported missing as of Monday, according to an organization monitoring the situation.
- Discussions between parliamentary officials and student unions have been taking place regarding the protests.
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