Reveals The Role Of The Three Perpetrators Of The Beating Of The Car Rental Boss In Pati, One Suspect Lindas The Victim's Body

Head of Public Relations of the Central Java Police, Kombes Pol Satake Bayu/ Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

The three perpetrators of the beating that killed the car rental boss from Jakarta with the initials BH in Sukolilo, Pati Regency, had a significant role in the tragic incident. One of the suspects even had the heart to run over the victim on a motorbike.

The Head of Public Relations of the Central Java Police, Kombes Pol. Satake Bayu, explained that at that time BH and three of his colleagues, SH (28), KB (54), and AS (37) were trying to find a rental car that was lost, Thursday, June 6.

Based on GPS searches, they found the car in the Sukolilo area, Pati, Central Java. When trying to retrieve the car with a spare key, they were accused of being thieves by local residents who then sparked the mob's tantrum.

"As a result, their actions were seen by residents who suspected them of being thieves. Residents shouted thieves and invited other residents to come. The four victims were then beaten by the masses until they were battered," explained Satake in a written statement, Monday, June 10.

The three perpetrators who are now suspects are EN who works as a farmer, he plays a role in chasing and blocking the victim's car, and hitting and stepping on the victim BH.

Furthermore, the suspect BC, who is also a farmer, has a role similar to that of EN, chasing and blocking the victim's vehicle to beating and stepping on it.

"While the suspect AG, an entrepreneur, played a role in crossing the victim with two wheels hitting the right arm, chest, to the left arm, then also hitting the victim," continued Kombes Satake.

The police who received the report immediately went to the location and evacuated the victim to the hospital. However, BH was declared dead in the evening.

For their actions, the three suspects have now been detained and charged with Article 170 paragraph 2 3 of the Criminal Code with a penalty of 12 years in prison. Satake also revealed that the number of suspects in this case could still increase as the investigation continued.