Sadistic, Brutal NGO Attack In Karawang To Leasing Office, Caused By Wild Eagle Eyes Action On The Street

Screen capture video of the brutal attack on the leasing office in Karawang, West Java

KARAWANG – A number of mobs attacked one of the leasing offices in Karawang kulon, Kec. West Karawang Kab. Karawang. According to a video circulating on social media, the perpetrator, who was carrying a machete, entered the office and ruffled the room.

A number of leasing employees fled in fear. Even in the video, it can be seen that several employees were hit by machetes. The voice heard in the video mentions Beni's name, who was a victim of the perpetrators' ferocity.

In the office room, blood splattered, and a number of office equipment fell apart due to the brutal actions of the perpetrators. The 56-second video shows a very tense atmosphere. The perpetrator looks so aggressive in attacking, damaging, and even molesting one of the employees in the office.

Based on information obtained from the police, the attack took place at the leasing office, Karawang, West Java. The incident occurred on Thursday, September 16 at approximately 15:43 WIB. It is known that the perpetrators numbered 9 people using motorbikes. Of the 9 perpetrators, several people entered the office.

Keda perpetrators who entered the office while screaming looking for people who came from certain tribes. Not meeting the target, the perpetrator then left.

VOI contacted the victim for confirmation. However, one of the employees who witnessed the incident could not provide any information.

"Sorry, I'll inform the management first." said K (initials), an employee who witnessed the NGO's brutal action.

According to the police, the attack occurred because one member of the NGO was stabbed by a matel (eagle eye). It is suspected that the attack was an arena for the NGO's revenge against the eyes of street hawks.

The police have arrested two suspects in this assault case, both with the initials TK and ES, who were also the perpetrators of the vandalism of the Brits hotel, Karawang.