Police Shooting Of SMKN 4 Semarang Students Detained, Disclosed 2 Shots

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JAKARTA - A member of the Semarang Police Narcotics Investigation Unit, Aipda R, a suspect in the shooting of SMKN 4 Semarang students, has been detained.

Head of Public Relations of the Central Java Police (Central Java) Kombes Pol. Artanto said Aipda R underwent a special placement for 20 days

"The person concerned will undergo an ethics trial for the excessive actions taken," said Semarang, Wednesday, November 27, as quoted by Antara.

According to him, the investigation into R's actions was carried out by the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation together with the Propam Division of the Regional Police, and was assisted by the National Police Headquarters.

He ensured that the legal process for the case was carried out according to the correct facts and as transparent as possible.

Meanwhile, the Head of Semarang Police, Kombes Pol. Irwan Anwar added that it was known that Aipda R had fired firearms twice.

"Two shots, three victims," he said.

From a temporary conclusion, he said, the first shot hit the waist, killing the GRO victim.

While the second shot, he continued, grazed the victim's body with the initials A and hit S's hand.

In the inter-gangster brawl that led to the shooting by police officers against the victim with the initials. The GRO, he said, the police had examined 17 witnesses.

"Four brawlers from the two groups were applied as suspects," he said.

Previously, a class XI student at SMKN 4 Semarang City, with the initials GRO, was reported to have died allegedly from gunshot wounds to his body.

The resident of Kembangarum, Semarang City, was buried by his family in Sragen on Sunday afternoon.

The police suspect that the victim was the perpetrator of an inter-gangster brawl that occurred around the Simongan area, West Semarang on Sunday, November 24 in the morning.

The police, who tried to break up the inter-gangster brawl, were forced to defend themselves by firing firearms.