Police Confirm The Finding Of Knives At The TNI AU Pamen Children's TKP Who Died At Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base, Not A Command Knife

Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Leo Simarmata/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Leo Simarmata explained the finding of a knife at the crime scene (TKP) the death of a high school student with the initials CH (16) at the Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base Mirror Post, East Jakarta.

Kombes Leo said that the knife found at the crime scene was not a kind of command knife, which was identically used by members of the TNI.

"The knife is not a command knife, a kitchen knife. It's a normal knife. (but) The handle is 'flagged', there is no handle," Kombes Leo told reporters, Wednesday, September 27.

Even so, East Jakarta Metro Police investigators have not been able to conclude the exact cause of death in the Ring 1 area of Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base.

"We have not been able to conclude until now," he said.

The body of CH (16) was found with a burning body inside the rearview mirror post, Ring 1 area of Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base, East Jakarta. CH's body has been autopsied at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital.

From the autopsy results, it was found that there were sharp weapons stab wounds on the victim's body.

"There are wounds on the chest. Wounds like cuts or stabs," said Head of Bhayangkara Hospital Brigadier General Hariyanto to reporters, Tuesday, September 26.

Brigadier General Hariyanto explained that the autopsy results showed that there were sharp weapon cuts on the victim's body.

"Yes, so he had bleeding. (The cause of death) Ran out of blood, so it was because the wound was severe enough that a lot of blood came out in the stomach cavity so it hit the liver," he said.