Kandung's Father In Kuningan Has The Heart To Pay Children's Fingers Until It Almost Breaks

Illustration of violence in children (ANTARA)

KUNINGAN - A father in East Sakerta Village, Darma District, Kuningan Regency, West Java had the heart to saw his biological daughter's finger until it almost broke.

The victim, named AZ, who is still in 5th grade elementary school, had to endure pain after his left index finger was saw by his father, Triwanto.

Apart from being paid, AZ admitted that he often received acts of violence from his father. AZ received violence from his father, allegedly for taking money belonging to his neighbor to buy a book.

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Kuningan Police, AKP I Putu Ika Prabawa confirmed the incident. According to him, based on the perpetrator's confession, he was emotional about his own biological child.

"He was emotional with his own son who took a disgraceful act of taking his neighbor's money, when he was emotional he committed violence to his head and hands using a saw," Tuesday, December 19.

Putu said that the wound on the victim's hand only suffered lacerations, due to being hit by a saw. "For the wound on his hand, it doesn't break, it's just a torn wound," he said.

Currently, the Kuningan Police have arrested the perpetrators and are still conducting investigations for further investigation.

According to the victim's biological mother, Fitri Mulyani, Triwanto often commits acts of domestic violence. Fitri also admitted that she had received her husband's violence.

Fitri said AZ did take the money belonging to his neighbor, but his neighbor had forgiven and asked not to be punished.

"If yesterday the child took Mia's Teh money, her neighbor had said not to be beaten by her child, it's a pity, she took Rp 300,000 for the book to be bought," he said.

However, Triwanto's emotions were unstoppable, AZ was beaten until he was slammed before being paid his finger. "His hand was saw in the house, I looked at his fingers. Previously he was beaten, beaten, kicked, and slammed," he explained.

Triwanto often conducts domestic violence at home, but Fitri is reluctant to report the action, because she is afraid.

"This incident often happened, before I didn't report it for fear of being mistreated. I didn't know my husband had any abnormalities, from the beginning of marriage it was like that. I defended for the sake of the child. His father was staying at home (unemployed) if I was a scavenger around," he said.