Dozens Of Teens Were Secured After Finding 7 Bodies In Kali Bekasi, 1 Positive For Drug List G

Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Ade Ary Syam Indradi told reporters, Wednesday, September 25. (Rizky A-VOI)

JAKARTA - The police conducted urine tests on dozens of teenagers who had been arrested in a series of cases where seven bodies were found in Kali Bekasi. As a result, one of them tested positive for drugs included in the list G.

It is known that the police had arrested 21 teenagers who had gathered and were suspected of being involved in a brawl.

"All of that was examined byurien, with the results of one positive urine person containing substances that were included in list G medicines," said Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Ade Ary Syam Indradi to reporters, Wednesday, September 25.

According to him, the drug in the list G consumed by a teenager is tramadol. However, it was not conveyed further about this.

It is only stated that if examinations or urine tests were carried out because prior to the incident of seven bodies, dozens of teenagers had gathered at a location located on Jalan Cipendewa Baru, Bojong Menteng, Rawalumbu District, Bekasi.

The number reaches 60 to 90 people. Some of them consumed alcohol. On that basis, 21 of them were secured by urine examinations.

"Approximately 60 to 90 people at the location are thought to be drinking or consuming alcohol in plastic and 21 sharp weapons of various types were found," said Ade.

It is known that seven bodies of teenagers were found in Kali Bekasi, on Sunday, September 22. They are said to be part of 60 people who previously gathered around the location with the aim of going to a brawl.

However, their intention failed because they were first dispersed by the police. During the disbandment process, it is suspected that the seven teenagers were desperate to jump into the Bekasi River

However, to confirm the series of incidents, six witnesses have been questioned. In fact, nine members of the pioneering patrol were also questioned.