Central Java Police Chief Alerts Perpetrators Of Beating Car Rental Boss To Surrender Immediately

Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi/ Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi warned the perpetrators of the case of the death of the car rental boss in Sukolilo, Pati, Central Java to surrender. This is because the police are still searching and will take firm action against the perpetrators involved in the case.

"Once again, I warn the perpetrators. In one week, we will immediately surrender ourselves. We will make efforts to force arrest and arrest. Because we have pocketed several names, which already has sufficient evidence for us to take forced arrest efforts. "said Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi, through an official statement received, Saturday 15 June.

Then, Ahmad Luthfi also appealed to the public that the case of the death of the car rental boss who was beaten to death in Sukolilo, Pati, Central Java was a lesson for legal order.

As is known, currently the number of suspects in the 'Sukolilo' case has increased to 10 people.

"Last night four people were arrested, this morning two people," said Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi, Saturday, June 15.

According to him, the six suspects followed the four suspects who had been arrested previously.

He said the police had sufficient preliminary evidence against the perpetrators.

He said the perpetrators who had been named as suspects had different roles, such as stopping vehicles, kicking, and hitting the victim with stones.

The Kapolda added that six suspects had only been arrested while trying to escape.

"Some were arrested in the forest, somewhere while fleeing," he said.

He emphasized that no mass group anywhere has the right to take police action against the alleged perpetrators of the crime.

The Regional Police Chief revealed that there are still a number of perpetrators whose identities have been pocketed but have not been caught until now.

"We have pocketed a number of names with sufficient preliminary evidence for forced efforts," he said.

For their actions, the suspects were charged with Article 170 of the Criminal Code regarding beatings that killed someone.

Previously, a rental car owner with the initials BH was thought to have died as a result of being abused by a group of people while taking a car that had not been returned in Sumbersoko Village, Sukolilo District, Pati Regency on June 6, 2024.