Junior High School Students Who Deliberately Kicked A Motorbike Up To 2 People Died In Cianjur Become Suspects

The Cianjur Resort Police, West Java, named RP (15), a private junior high school student in Cijati District, as a suspect in a violent act that resulted in the death of two MTs students with severe head injuries.

The Cianjur Police, West Java, named RP (15), a private junior high school student in Cijati District, as a suspect in a violent act that resulted in the death of two MTs students with severe head injuries. Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Cianjur Police, Police Inspector One Tono Listianto, said that based on the results of the police investigation and investigation, of the six people who were arrested, one of them had been named a suspect. "After examining six junior high school students, including the alleged perpetrator, we named RP as a suspect for kicking the victim's motorbike, which was driving and causing the victim to die," he said in Cianjur, Antara, Friday, September 15. Meanwhile, five other students were returned to their respective homes with witness status because they did not know what action the suspect had taken. The suspect RP deliberately carried out this action spontaneously against other students who passed by riding motorbikes, not only to the victim. The suspect is subject to Article 80 paragraph 3 of Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning Amendments to Law Number 23 of 2022 concerning Child Protection with the threat of imprisonment for a maximum of 15 years. "We are still developing cases and re-enacting the incident by presenting a number of witnesses, including five students who are in the same school as the suspect," he said.

Previously, the Cianjur Police arrested the alleged perpetrators of RP (15), a private junior high school student in Cijati District, the cause of the death of two MTs Cijati students named Denis Pratama (14) and Wisnu Pirmansyah (14) after their motorbike was kicked by the perpetrator. The perpetrator was arrested at his parents' house last Tuesday after officers received reports from a number of eyewitnesses who saw the incident.