Police Hospital Mental Observation Of Child Killer Fathers In Jagakarsa

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JAKARTA - The Kramat Jati Police Hospital observed the psychology of the father who was suspected of killing four of his biological children, with the initials P (41), in Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, for 14 days. "P underwent psychiatric observation for 14 days, later it will be handed over to investigators," said Head of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital Brigadier General Hariyanto to reporters in Jakarta, Sunday. Hariyanto said psychological observation is determining the mental status of the litigants. However, he continued, the difference between the examination is not like treating people with mental illness because it has no legal implications.

"In terms of rules, psychiatrists are given the opportunity of 14 days for observation and determine their mental status," he explained, as quoted by VOI from Antara, Sunday, December 10.

Later, the results of the observation will be stated as a psychiatric post-mortem product or information from a specialist in mental medicine in the form of a letter as a result of a person's mental health examination for law enforcement purposes. Perpetrator P is suspected of killing four of his biological children in Jagakarsa, South Jakarta on Sunday (3/12). The South Jakarta Metro Police named perpetrator P as a suspect under Article 338 in conjunction with 340 of the Criminal Code concerning Premeditated Murder and Child Protection Law.

Previously, the police investigated the motive for the murder by the perpetrator P of his four biological children in Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, which occurred on Sunday (3/12). "While we are still investigating," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the South Jakarta Metro Police, AKBP Bintoro when confirmed previously