Christopher Daniel Sjarief, the suspect of the car crash rampage that killed four people with a Mitsubishi Outlander car in Pondok Indah, Jakarta, Indonesia. News.okezone.com/Syamsul
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Jakarta Metro Police confirmed that the suspect of the Pondok Indah bloody accidents in Sultan Iskandar Muda Sreet was not driving under drugs influence. The statement came after the police received his blood and urine sample.
Senior Commissioner Musyafak from Jakarta Metro Police said that blood and urine sample from Christoper Daniel Sjarif (23) were immediately retrieved after the accident. "All results are negative," he said, referring that Christopher was not under amphetamine, methephetamine, morphine, THC (marijuana), and Benzodiazepine.
Previouly, Christopher was allegedly under the influence of a classic resurfacing drug, LSD. The National Narc Agency (BNN), however, denied. BNN Spokesman Senior Commissioner Sumirat even claimed that Christopher was not using any of 35 narcotics substance.
