The applicant and his supporters spontaneously shouting and pointing relevant parties and the defendant in the courtroom of the Constitutional Court after the lawsuit related dispute election results for president and vice president was rejected by the Court. Some of those who did not accept the decision was even kicking a chair and climbed to the top of the courtroom table while asking his protest.

When the ongoing unrest, plainclothes police immediately conduct a security measure against nine constitutional judges. Police on guard at the front of the courtroom and then broke into securing the rioters.

The situation was quickly able to be in control because of the police. Unfortunately, one person fainted when security process occurs. The victim passed out immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, while rioters secured to the Central Jakarta Police.

That scene looks when the Jakarta Police Department held a security simulation of electoral disputes in the Court House, Jakarta, Friday (14/2). In this simulation, a hundred police officers were deployed to act both as a judge; the petitioner, respondent, and other interested parties, as well as spectators.

In addition to the courtroom, the simulation was run outside the Court House. A number of police officers stand guard in front of the building looks, partly set in order to keep traffic running smoothly. In fact, the bomb disposal team participated lowered due to a bomb threat on the basement floor of the Court.

After the simulation, Deputy Police Chief Metro Jaya Brigadier General Sudjarno said simulation aims to make it ready for potential unrest in the Court when hearing election disputes.

"We anticipate that if there are events like this we can do with the nimble, clever and experiences we learn what happened in MK we simulate. When such events occur, we skewer with SOP in the Court," he explained.

Sudjarno also admitted violent events that occurred during the reading of the verdict in the Court of Maluku province Election Result some time ago a lesson for the police to be more alert in securing legislative assembly election dispute and the president / vice president to come. (Lulu Hanifa / mh)