3 Teenagers For Dozens Of Years Stabbed For No Reason Boyolali Residents Are Nongkrong Arrested

Three perpetrators of the stabbing at Boyolali were questioned at the Boyolali Police Headquarters, Central Java, Wednesday (20/3/2024). BETWEEN/Bambang Dwi Marwoto.

CENTRAL JAVA - Police arrested three teenage teenagers who slashed for no reason a night worker with the initials AW (41) on Jalan Nangka Gumulan, Siswodipuran Village, Boyolali Regency, Central Java (Central Java).

They are MR (19) and ESPN (18), arrested in the Klaten area, on Sunday 17 March. Meanwhile, the perpetrators of AFJ (17) were arrested on Monday 18 March.

"We managed to arrest the perpetrators of the stabbing, namely MR, ESPN and AFJ. The three perpetrators are now being held at the Boyolali Police Headquarters for examination. Meanwhile, victim AW suffered stab wounds to the right side of the back," said Head of Boyolali Police AKBP Petrus Parningotan Silalahi, in Boyolali, Wednesday, March 20, confiscated by Antara.

He explained that the case began when victim AW and his friends were hanging out on the side of the road and suddenly they were approached by a group of motorbikes from the west brandishing sharp weapons.

Feeling scared, the victim who fled was chased until he fell. The perpetrators then kicked and slashed the victim in the right back.

After that, the group of perpetrators immediately left the location.

The incident was then reported by the victim to the Boyolali Police for further processing. The police who received the report immediately conducted an investigation and managed to arrest the perpetrators of the stabbing in the Klaten Regency area.

Based on the investigation, AKBP Petrus said the motives of the perpetrators slashed the victim for no definite reason.

From this arrest, the police also secured evidence of the abuse used by the perpetrators, namely a sword with a length of one meter and the clothes worn by the victim.

For their actions, the three suspects were charged with Article 170 of the Criminal Code, the case of the Crime of Persecution, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison and or Article 2 paragraph (1) of the Emergency Law No. 12 of 1951, with a penalty of 10 prisons.