Infraloka's receipt for Rahmat Wibowo's letter to the Jakarta police chief asking for a foreword, a review and a distribution partnership for his book “Bukan Seperti di Film”, stamped by Polda Metro Jaya without a name or agenda number

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Analysis

What this document is

A one-page Tanda Terima (receipt) form on the letterhead of InfraLoka, Rahmat Wibowo’s company, numbered 014/TT/… (the rest is hidden), for its letter to the chief of the Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Kapolda Metro Jaya). The form is made by the sender, to be signed by the recipient and returned to [email protected]. Rahmat posted it on Threads on 9 November 2026, inside screenshots of a WhatsApp chat (ev-20261109-006), with an “EVERYTHING IS UNDER CTRL” sticker over the top right corner, covering the form’s title and part of its number.

What it says

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Item 1Letter no. 014/INFRALOKA/X/2026 of 29 October 2026, “Permohonan Kata Pengantar, Review, dan Kerja Sama Pendistribusian Buku ‘Bukan Seperti di Film’” (request for a foreword, a review and a partnership to distribute the book); 1 file, original
Item 21 printed copy (physical draft) of “Bukan Seperti di Film: Panduan Warga Menghadapi Hukum Pidana, Perdata, dan Somasi di Indonesia”, public edition 3.0, A5, 139 pages, by Rahmat Wibowo
FromPT Infrastruktur Digital Nusantara (Infraloka)
ToKepala Kepolisian Daerah Metro Jaya
Date and time receivedhandwritten, apparently “29-10” 2026 at “19.30” WIB
Agenda numberblank
Handed over byRahmat Wibowo, “Penulis / Infraloka” (author / Infraloka), signed
Received byname and position blank; an oval stamp “Kepolisian Negara Republik Indonesia … Daerah Metro Jaya”, with initials and a handwritten date over it

Observations

  1. The third office for the same book. On 6 October he sent the same request, for a foreword and support for the same book, to the President (doc-20261006-002) and to the Head of Bareskrim (doc-20261006-003, doc-20261007-001). This time he also asks for a review and a partnership to distribute it.
  2. A new edition. The October letters came with a printed draft of the “special edition 2.0”, 143 pages. Three weeks later he sent a “public edition 3.0”, A5, 139 pages.
  3. A stamp, not a reply. The recipient’s name, position and the agenda number are left blank. The stamp and initials show that the envelope arrived at a Polda Metro Jaya mail desk, not that anyone agreed to write a foreword, review the book or distribute it.
  4. The same police chief he reports to. Twelve days later he wrote to the same Kapolda Metro Jaya asking for progress on his 13 police reports and 36 complaint letters (doc-20261110-001). He is asking the police both to act on his reports and to promote his book on criminal law and legal notices.
  5. “Everything is under ctrl.” He used the same sticker in the WhatsApp chat about his police report against Luca Cada Lora that he posted the same day (ev-20261109-004). He has presented receipts like this one as proof of the “power” of his Somasi as a Service (ev-20261108-006).
  6. Shown to a contact arranging an “invitation”. He sent the photo in a WhatsApp chat with a contact who had offered to “make the invitation” in the matter of Rahmat Fabhian Aminuddin. When the contact asked whether there was a physical copy of the book, he answered “ada bang” (yes, bro), sent this receipt and wrote “udah ke pak kapolda” (it has already gone to the police chief); the contact replied “Kita belom” (we haven’t yet) (ev-20261109-006).