Arrested In Bekasi, This Youth Who Stabbed Sukabumi Residents' Neck Turns Out To Be Heartache Billed For Debt

The suspect with the initials J (42) who is suspected of being the perpetrator of the stabbing of a resident in Sukabumi City, West Java when questioned by the Sukabumi City Police Satkreskrim investigators on Monday (3/6/2024). ANTARA/Aditya Rohman

Sukabumi City Police Criminal Investigation Unit arrested a man with the initials J (45) who was on the wanted list (DPO) for the stabbing of a resident of Sukabumi City, West Java, Arlan Sutarlan (41). Kasat Reskrim Sukabumi City Police AKP Bagus Panuntun said the perpetrator J was arrested In Danas Village, Hegarmukti Village, Cikarang District, Bekasi Regency on Saturday, June 1. "After stabbing the victim, the perpetrator had been a fugitive for two weeks," said Bagus in Sukabumi, Antara, Monday, June 3. The arrest of the suspect was due to the hard work of the team in the field. While in pursuit, the perpetrator is suspected of moving from place to place. This case of abuse occurred when the victim collected a debt from J. Because he did not accept it by collecting, J was desperate to stab the victim in the neck using a knife. Seeing that the victim was helpless, J fled. Meanwhile, Arlan, who suffered a severe wound to his neck, was rushed by residents to R Syamsudin SH Hospital, Sukabumi City. "This stabbing case occurred last Monday according to a report from the victim. The motive for this case of abuse is the debt where J does not receive debt collection by the victim," he added. As a result of his actions, this middle-aged man is threatened with serving a prison sentence of seven years according to the article he was sentenced to, namely Atas, namely Article 351 of the Criminal Code concerning persecution which resulted in people/victims being injured.

His party also appealed to the public if they saw or knew of a disturbance in the security and social order to immediately report it to the nearest officer or police station or contact the call center service at 110 or Report Mr. Police-SIAP MAS at 0811654110.