Quarrel Because Brother Abused By Husband, Man In Deli Serdang, North Sumatra Stabbed

Victim of persecution in Percut Sei Tuan Deli Serdang/DOK IST

MEDAN - A resident in Percut Sei Tuan Subdistrict, Deliserdang Regency, North Sumatra, is suspected of slashing his brother-in-law, Junaidi. The perpetrator is known as Chairil Anwar.

As a result of the incident, the victim Junaidi suffered injuries to his right wrist and left little finger. The wound was caused by the victim trying to fend off Anwar's attack with a pocket knife.

Junaidi told reporters that the incident began when his younger sister Yanti Pitri complained that her husband, who was the perpetrator, had been violent.

"After I heard the story from my sister, that her husband came in and took her belongings, and complained to me and I went straight to her house," she said, Monday, November 22.

When he arrived, his sister Yanti then cursed Anwar. As a result of these words, Anwar was emotional and angry.

"Suddenly her husband got angry (angry) and then threw a wooden chair at his wife three times. The third time, I couldn't stand it anymore, I went straight to the perpetrator and I pushed him," he said.

Junaidi and Anwar then got into a fight. At that time, Anwar took out a knife that he always carried from his trouser pocket.

"I was pinned, then I dropped (Anwar). Suddenly he pulled out a sharp weapon and immediately wanted to stab me," he said.

When he wanted to be stabbed, Junaidi then parried and caused him to fall.

However, before stabbing, Yanti who saw the incident immediately took a stick and hit her husband on the back.

"When he was hit, Anwar then retreated to take distance, I stood up and he attacked again. I parried with my hand, so that's where my hand hit," he explained.

Seeing the incident, Yanti immediately screamed for help from residents. Residents who heard Yanti's screams came and Anwar then ran away.

After the incident, the victim was immediately taken to the hospital for help. From the wounds he received, the victim had to receive 12 stitches and then report the incident to the police.

Separately, the Percut Sei Tuan police chief, Kompol M Agustiawan, when confirmed, said his party would follow up on the report.

"We are still following up on the report, it is still procedural. We will first complete all administrative matters. We will follow up later," said Commissioner Agustiawan to VOI, Monday, November 22.