Motor Gang Attack in Cianjur, One Young Man Seriously Injured

Illustration of a motorcycle gang (ANTARA)

Cianjur - The Cianjur Police, West Java, have obtained the identity of the perpetrator of the beating of a young man, Lucky Irawan (21), a resident of Selajambe Village, Sukaluyu District, who was seriously injured, where the perpetrator is currently being pursued by officers.

Cianjur Police Chief AKBP Alexander Yurihko Hadi said after investigating and developing the case of street violence involving the Sukaluyu Police, the names of the perpetrators who were suspected of being members of the motor gang were obtained.

"We have already collected the names of the perpetrators, currently the members are spread out to carry out arrests to find out the motive for the attack on the victim who suffered serious injuries in several parts of his body," said Yurihko, quoted by Antara, Sunday, January 26.

His party asked the perpetrators to immediately surrender because officers would hunt them down until they were caught because they had committed a criminal act that caused the victim to suffer serious injuries and undergo treatment at the hospital.

"We will reveal the motives of the perpetrators, who are more than two people, it is better to surrender or continue to be hunted down by officers until they are caught," he said.

As reported by the Cianjur Police, they are hunting for the perpetrators of the stabbing of a young man, Lucky Irawan (21), a resident of Selajambe Village, Sukaluyu District, who suffered stab wounds to several parts of his body.

Sukaluyu Police Chief AKP Akhmad Tri Lesmana, said the victim who suffered a stabbing wound was taken to the Sayang Cianjur Hospital to receive medical assistance because he had torn wounds on his waist, stomach and wrist.

"We have received reports from the victim's family, we are currently developing the case including hunting down the perpetrators who are estimated to be more than two people," he said.

Even his party has asked for information from witnesses related to the incident, in order to uncover the motives of the perpetrators who are suspected of committing random street violence.

"We are still asking for information from other witnesses including the victim to uncover the motive, whether it is a random target or there was a previous dispute that triggered the incident," he said.