The Perpetrators Of The Robbers Who Killed A Man In Ciampea Bogor Hanged Himself

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The thief who killed a man in Ciampea, Bogor Regency, West Java, hanged himself. Two other perpetrators, who were neighbors of the victim, were arrested by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Ciampea Police, assisted by the Resmob of the Bogor Resort Police.

The robbery case in Ciampea occurred at the end of last September. At that time, the man who was a victim of robbery wanted to pick up his son in Cihideung Udik Village, Ciampea District

The two perpetrators of the murder, namely AJ and R, were neighbors of the victim.

Bogor Deputy Chief of Police, Kompol Adhimas Sriyono Putra, revealed that the perpetrators were arrested at different hiding locations. The main perpetrator, on behalf of S, hanged himself for fear of being caught by officers.

"The motive from the results of the examination until now is a factor of revenge, heartache for the victim," said Deputy Chief of Bogor Police, Kompol Adhimas Sriyono Putra in his statement, Friday, October 25.

As previously reported, it is suspected that he was a victim of a robbery, Iwan Irawan (58), a man from Cihideung Udik Village, Ciampea District, was found lying face down with serious injuries to the front and rear of his head, Monday morning WIB. The victim died after receiving treatment from the Leuwiliang Hospital medical team.

Sriyono revealed that this murder was allegedly carried out by a gang of robbers. However, after being investigated, it turned out that the action was based on the perpetrator's grudge against the victim.

From the results of the deepening, it turned out that the main perpetrator S had a debt to the victim of Rp. 6 million. When billed, the perpetrator did not pay and instead ended in an argument.

"The main perpetrator and the other two perpetrators planned their actions in an fishing pool. Initial information, debt problems. This S has a debt to IR. When collecting, maybe there are words that are not good enough, the perpetrators are not right to hear," added Adhimas.