Police Examine 10 Suspected Perpetrators Of Attacks By TNI Members At The Bali Kerobokan Futsal Field

Badung Police Chief AKBP Teguh Priyo Wasono. BETWEEN/Rolandus Nampu

Badung Police, Bali examined 10 of the 30 suspected perpetrators of the attack on 15 members of Company A Battalion 900/Satya Bhakti Wirottama while at the Futsal Kerobokan Field, Badung, Bali.

Badung Police Chief AKBP Teguh Priyo Wasono said 10 suspected perpetrators are still undergoing marathon examination by the Badung Police Satreskrim investigators to find out the motives and roles of the perpetrators and the chronology of the incident.

The ten suspected perpetrators were arrested by the Badung Police Satreskrim on Wednesday (7/2) night after the attack on TNI members took place.

"We have secured 10 people from the futsal team who threw stones, currently they are still under investigation to find out the chronology and role of the perpetrators that we secured according to legal facts at the TKP," said Teguh as quoted by ANTARA, Friday, February 9.

The temporary cause of the attack was due to a misunderstanding between a member of the mass group and a member of Company A Battalion 900/Satya Bhakti Wirottama.

The misunderstanding continued until the attack by throwing stones at TNI members, causing one person to suffer injuries.

"The reason was because there was a misunderstanding that caused a stone throwing that hit one of the futsal players from members of the TNI," he said.

However, the Police Chief has not disclosed the identities of the perpetrators waiting for the results of the investigation by investigators.

Previously, the attack on Raider 900 members by an unknown group of people took place on Wednesday (7/2) at the Big Ball Futsal Arena Jalan Raya Kerobokan, Badung Regency.

The incident began at around 20.00 WITA when the STV Serda and 15 members of Company A Yonif 900/SBW played futsal. At that place, Serda STV parked her motorbike and forgot to take the cellphone that was stored on the motorcycle dashboard.

A few minutes later, Serda STV returned to the parking lot and found the cellphone was missing. He also asked one of the people sitting near his motorbike if he saw his cellphone.

The person misunderstood and thought that Second Sergeant STV accused him of taking his cellphone, then an argument broke out. After being controlled, the unknown person left, while members of the TNI continued to play futsal.

At around 20.30 WITA, the unknown person came to the futsal arena carrying approximately 10 friends, and carried a sharp weapon and attacked by throwing stones at the members who were still sitting in the futsal field. The loop resulted in Serda STV being injured in her forehead and left cheek until she had bruises.

Furthermore, at around 20.45 WITA the group of people carried out the second attack again by bringing more time about 30 people equipped with sharp weapons.

The Head of Public Relations of the Bali Police, Kombes Jansen A Panjaitan, explained that the dozens of people brutally attacked stones at members who were still in the futsal field and at around 20.50 WITA, the group fled.