Police Say There Is No Criminal Element In The Case Of The Death Of UKI Students, Alcohol Is The Main Trigger

East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Nicolas Ary Lilipaly/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

The East Jakarta Metro Police finally revealed the case of the death of a student at the Faculty of Fisipol, University of Kristen Indonesia (UKI) named Kenzha Walewangko (22) who died on campus on Thursday, April 24, 2025.

The results of the police investigation showed that there was no criminal element in Kenzha's death.

"It is not a crime, investigators will stop the investigation. We will stop this case," said East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Nicolas Ary Lilipaly to reporters, Thursday, April 24, afternoon.

Meanwhile, from the results of the victim's autopsy, it was found that there was alcohol content that triggered the acceleration of the victim's death.

Forensic Specialist at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, Dr. Arfiani said, from the results of the external examination, several injuries were found.

"We found signs of resistance (difficulty of breathing or lack of oxygen) in the victim. During the internal examination, there were no fractures and no visible fractures," said Dr. Arfiani.

Meanwhile, from the results of the toxicology examination, he continued, Ethanol-type alcohol was found in urine, blood, stomach and was not detected in the preparation of the liver.

From histopologies or network checks, it was found that there was a dam.

The results of the examination, he continued, concluded that it was found that there were open wounds on the victim's head (victim). Abrasions on the lower movement resulting from blunt violence.

"This person has consumed large amounts of alcohol and died in a short time. The wound found was not lethal directly. Alcohol acts as accelerating the contribution of the cause of death. This condition can be increased by injuries to the victim's head," he said.