Because Of This, A Bakery Employee In Cakung Was Thrown By A Bangku By His Boss's Son

Korban bersama petugas kepolisian di TKP/ Foto: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

The joint team from the East Jakarta Metro Police and the Cakung Police are still investigating reports of cases of abuse allegedly committed by the son of a bakery owner to his former employee in the Cakung area, East Jakarta.

From the results of the investigation, it was revealed that the act of persecution began when the perpetrator with the initials GSH asked the victim to deliver his food to the perpetrator's private room, but the victim refused.

"The victim didn't want to, because it wasn't his job. Then the reported person was angry," said Head of Public Relations of the East Jakarta Metro Police, AKP Lina Yuliana when confirmed, Friday, December 13.

The perpetrator then took a chair that was thrown at the victim and hit the victim's head and shoulder.

"The case is still under investigation," he said.

Currently, investigators are still examining the clarification of 3 witnesses regarding the report of the abuse. The perpetrator is threatened with being charged with Article 351 of the Criminal Code for his actions.

"A clarification has been carried out on three witnesses. The reported party is currently still a witness, an investigation process case," he said.

Former employee of the bakery Lindayes was abused by the son of the shop owner with the initials GSH at the Lindayes Roti Shop, Jalan Raya Milling, Cakung District, East Jakarta. The incident went viral on social media on Friday, December 13.

Following up on the viral video spread on social media, police officers from the Jatanras Unit of the East Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit and the Cakung Police Criminal Investigation Unit immediately went to the scene.

"We have checked at the crime scene (TKP) and coordinated with related parties to investigate this case," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Cakung Police, AKP Kholid Abdi when confirmed, Friday, December 13.