2 Teenagers Of Klitih In Magelang Claim To Be Miras Drunk, Deliberately Bring Sickles To Keep On The Road

The police showed evidence of a cell phone used in the car stabbing in Magelang. BETWEEN

The Criminal Investigation Unit of the Magelang Police, Central Java, continues to explore the klitih action of two teenagers riding in a stabbing of a four-wheeled vehicle that is driving behind it, Magelang-Yogyakarta, precisely in the Metro Square area, Mertoyudan, Magelang Regency. Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Magelang Police, Kompol Lifeld Constantien Baba, said that his party had succeeded in arresting two teenagers riding a sharp weapon in the form of sickles on the road that went viral on social media and disturbed residents. The two perpetrators are still minors. Based on information from the victim, the driver of the car M. Kholik Sugiarto (48) saw that the two perpetrators were dangerous on the road because they were carrying sharp weapons and swiping the sharp weapon on the asphalt. "The victim who saw the perpetrator chased a mother carrying goods, then the victim walked a bit to prevent the mother from the perpetrator," he said in Magelang, Antara, Wednesday, March 8. The perpetrator who was grabbed did not avoid but instead damaged the car, eventually grazed and fell, and the victim reported to the Mertoyudan Police and picket officers immediately went to the scene and secured evidence and the perpetrators. "For this incident, the victim's car suffered damage to the front. The two minors admitted to carrying sharp weapons on the grounds of being on guard and reasons for protecting themselves and they were affected by alcohol," he said. In addition to arresting the two perpetrators, the police also secured a number of other evidences, such as two-wheeled vehicles, clothes, two helmets, and sharp weapons in the form of sickles used by the perpetrators. Lifeld said the two perpetrators were named suspects, children who were in conflict with the law, with the application of articles of the Emergency Law related to sharp weapons and Article 406 of the Criminal Code related to vandalism.