East Lombok Police Processes Crime Scene Case Of Employee Found Dead In Office Bathroom

Illustration of the crime scene, aka TKP. (Pixabay)

NTB - East Lombok Resort Police (Polres) conducted a crime scene (TKP) case of finding the body of a night guard in the office bathroom.

"Personnel from the Sector Police together with the Inafis team and puskesmas officers immediately went down to conduct a crime scene," said Head of Public Relations of the East Lombok Police, Iptu Nicolas Osman in East Lombok, Thursday, December 19, confiscated by Antara.

Previously, residents of Terara Village were shocked by the discovery of a victim named Muktamat (62) who was dead in the bathroom of the office where he worked on Thursday, December 19 morning.

The body of the night guard was first found by his office colleague who changed shifts in the morning.

Witnesses who wanted to cook water did not see the victim in their usual place.

"The witness looked for the victim and when he opened the bathroom, the witness was shocked when he saw the victim in the bathroom face down," he said.

The witness tried to call the victim and move the victim's hand, but there was no movement, immediately the witness reported the incident to local residents, including the Terara Police.

Members of the Terara Police who received a report with the puskesmas officers came to the crime scene and conducted a crime scene investigation.

"The victim was taken to the puskesmas for a post-mortem," he said.

According to information from the public, the victim during his time as a night guard at an office in his village and lived in the complex where he worked often complained of pain in his chest and head, and in the bedroom pain relievers were found.

The results of the post-mortem, according to Nicolas, found no signs of violence on the victim's body, only a lump on the victim's head was thought to have been caused by a collision when he fell in the bathroom.

"It is suspected that the victim fell in the bathroom due to a heart attack. The victim had been taken home by his family for the funeral process," he said.