Scratched With Bloody Back Sickle, Student Brawl Victim In Depok Refused Admission To Hospital

Baron, victim of student brawl in Depok receives treatment at the hospital/ Photo: IST

DEPOK – Attacked by a group of teenagers in school uniform, Baron Kiki Indarwandi was stabbed with a sickle on Jalan Raya Muchtar, Sawangan, Depok City. This 19-year-old teenager is suspected of being the victim of a student brawl in Depok.

Sad, when rushed to the nearest hospital, Baron was rejected. This 3rd grade high school student in Depok was finally rushed to the Syifa Hospital in Depok and accepted.

"The condition is quite severe, as a result of a sharp knife type weapon stabbed into the victim's left back, 23 stitches were required," said Head of Pokdarkamtibmas for the Sawangan Police Sector, Abdul Wahab, to reporters, Wednesday, October 6.

Based on Abdul Wahab's statement, the victim was with his friends in front of the Telaga Golf Housing Complex when suddenly they were attacked by a group of students in white and gray school uniforms.

"The victim was hanging out and was attacked by a group of students brandishing sharp weapons. One of the perpetrators managed to hit the victim and was stabbed in the left side of the back," explained Abdul Wahab.

After the assault, the perpetrators immediately fled. At that moment, in the evening, Baron's friends immediately took him to the hospital on Jalan Raya Muchtar. But unfortunately, at that time the hospital did not want to accept, aka rejected.

"The victim had been in the first hospital for a long time because she did not want to be accepted and the victim's condition was critical and was immediately taken to the Asyifa Hospital and finally treated," said Abdul.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Sawangan Police, AKP M. Meltha Mubarak, said that members of the Criminal Investigation Unit led by the Head of Criminal Investigation Unit Iptu Hakim Dalimonte were conducting an investigation. Baron victims of student brawls in Depok.

"We are still investigating, hopefully the perpetrators will be caught soon," he concluded.