Inter-Fult Student Clashes At Pancasila University Because Of Borrowing A Motor Not Returning Helem

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JAKARTA - A brawl between faculties at Pancasila University, Lenteng Agung, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta has been conducive. The police explained the background of the problem that triggered the conflict.

Previously, the Acting Chief of the South Jakarta Metro Police, Kombes Yandri Irsan, confirmed the incident. The incident occurred on Thursday, September 1, at night.

When asked about the alleged beating of one of the students on campus, Yandri did not answer in more detail. However, he confirmed that both parties had mediated.

"But basically the situation is conducive. The problem is only internal between faculties," Yandri said in a short message, Friday, September 2.

Yandri explained that both parties had resolved internally. As a result, there was no police report on last night's incident.

"There is no bro report because they were resolved internally by me last night with the Vice Chancellor mediating them," he said.

Taking a deeper look at the conflict trigger, the Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Endra Zulpan said that the clashes began when a Faculty of Engineering student borrowed a motorbike from a student from the Faculty of Law.

"Children of the Faculty of Engineering borrow motorbikes from the Faculty of Law," Zulpan told reporters, Friday, August 2.

Motorcycles, continued Zulpan, have been returned to their owners but the children of the Faculty of Engineering have not returned their helem.

"Asked 'Where's the helmet?' Just take the helmet yourself if you dare to be in engineering'," he said.

Hearing this speech, the Faculty of Engineering's son was beaten by several students from the Faculty of Law by being beaten until he was kicked. The victim suffered injuries to his body.

The beating, said Zulpan, was the trigger for clashes between students from the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Engineering.

"It was suppressed at that time by the Police Chief and his staff," he concluded.