2 Teenagers In Bitung, North Sulawesi Arrested By Police While Carrying Badik And Arrow Pisau For Revenge

The two perpetrators were arrested. BETWEEN/HO-Humas Polda North Sulawesi

The police have arrested two teenage boys from Bitung City, North Sulawesi, who were carrying sharp weapons or a knife of the type of badik knife and arrow wayer. Both are suspected of having revenge. The Head of Public Relations of the North Sulawesi Police, Kombes Jules Abraham Abast, said the two teenagers from Bitung had the initials TM (17) and SM (17). "The two teenagers were secured in Winenet Dua Village, Aertembaga District, Bitung," he said when contacted, Antara, Thursday, April 6. The arrests of the two teenagers were made during the Aertembaga Police Resmob Team, Bitung Police while conducting patrols around the Aertembaga District. "While carrying out mobile patrols, the team received reports from the public, there were young people riding three and screaming on the road. The team then blocked and conducted an examination, and it was true that two badik knife and wayer arrows were found, which were held by two teenagers," said Abast. During the interrogation, the two teenagers admitted to bringing a knife to find a group of other young people who had had disagreements with them.

"The two teenagers were immediately taken to the Aertembaga Police Station for further investigation," he said.