Not Receiving Reprimanded For Mabok, This Young Man Rained Blow To The Point Of Slamming His Wife's Candidate

The Tulungagung Police arrested a village youth with the initials WMN (28) who had abused his own future wife, AS (21), a few days before their wedding.

"We arrested this perpetrator on the basis of a complaint from the US, his future wife. They had a fight because the US found the suspect WMN drunk, drinking alcohol," said Rejotangan Police Chief AKP Puji Hartanto, in Tulungagung, Saturday, January 7, quoted from Antara.

The persecution took place on Tuesday (3/1) at around 20.30 WIB, at the house of WMN, Sumberagung Village, Rejotangan District. Initially the victim wanted to go to the perpetrator to ensure preparations for their wedding.

But when she got to her future husband's house, WMN looked drunk, like a drunk person. The US also smells alcohol quite strong.

The US was furious. He naged and asked WMN if he had just been drinking alcohol. WMN had avoided it, but the US didn't just believe it.

The US asked her future husband to open his mouth, and she smelled strong alcohol.

In this cornered situation, WMN became emotional, so there was an argument between the two.

The quarrel turned into persecution. The irritated WMN beat the prospective wife on several parts of the body, starting from the head, arms, stomach, buttocks, and even slamming her to the floor.

For this persecution, the US was rushed by residents to the Rejotangan Health Center.

"The victim was seriously injured and hospitalized at the Rejotangan Health Center," said Anshori.

After receiving medical treatment, the US accompanied by the family immediately made a complaint of the abuse to the Rejotangan Police.

After making the report, the victim was again treated at the Rejotangan Health Center because the victim had not fully recovered.

The police then arrested the perpetrator and had been named a suspect and detained at the Rejotangan Police Headquarters. The perpetrator was charged with Article 351 of the Criminal Code with a penalty of two years and eight months.