Struggle At The Localization Of Prostitution In Gunung Antang, Youth From Bojonegoro Stabbed To Death

The tattooed man was found dead in the prostitution area of Gunung Antang (Photo: Rizky Sulistio/VOI)

JAKARTA - A man with a tattoo was found dead horribly at the Gunung Antang prostitution site, Matraman District, East Jakarta.

The victim was found with stab wounds and cuts from sharp objects all over his body.

After being identified by police officers, a sharp weapon stab wound was found in the left abdomen, right upper shoulder, right waist and bruised face.

It was later discovered that the victim was named Sugito (45) from Bojonegoro, Central Java. The victim died instantly after being beaten by a number of people from different groups.

According to information gathered, the victim was a guest at one of the dimly lit cafes in the Gunung Antang prostitution area. The victim came with 4 friends in a drunken state on Sunday, October 17, early in the morning.

When they arrived at the Gunung Antang localization, in front of Y's dimly-lit cafe, the victim and his group bumped into one of the other groups.

Then a verbal altercation ensued which led to a commotion and beatings. The victim had several injuries on his body and died at the scene.

The case was then reported to the Matraman Police. The police who arrived at the scene of the incident immediately carried out the crime scene. The result, found signs of violence and wounds from sharp weapons on the victim's body.

The victim's body was then taken to the RSCM for an autopsy. Meanwhile, the witnesses from the victim's colleagues were taken to the Matraman Police for further questioning.

When confirmed, East Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit Commissioner Indra Tarigan confirmed the incident. According to him, the case was handled by the Matraman Police.

"It's the same with the Matraman Police Chief. It is handled by the Matraman Police," he told VOI, Sunday, October 17, morning.

Until this news was written, the Matraman Police Chief Kompol Tedjo and the Matraman Police Criminal Investigation Unit Head AKP Sitorus could not be questioned.