Two Thugs Who Died In The Hands Of Their Victims Have Been Buried After Autopsies Were Completed

East Praya Police Chief, Inspector of Police Satu Sayum. ANTARA/Akhyar

PRAYA - Central Lombok Police, West Nusa Tenggara, stated that two suspected robbers who died after being confronted by the victim, part of a gang of four armed robbers, on the village highway of Change, East Praya sub-district, NTB, had been buried in their hometown.

"The victim (of the robbers) was buried in the Beleka Village public cemetery yesterday," said the head of the East Praya Police, Inspector of Police Satu Sayum, in Praya, NTB, as reported by Antara, Thursday, April 14.

The body of the suspected robber has also been autopsied at Bhayangkara Hospital in Mataram for further investigation. The family accepts the incident as a disaster and the security and security situation is still conducive.

"The family has accepted, but this case is still viral on social media," he said.

He said that initially the family hoped that the cases involving the two robbers would be revealed, but after learning about the real problems of the two gangsters who survived and had been detained, they could not sue.

"Initially it was suspected that he was murdered, so his family asked to be revealed," he said.

After the incident, the police immediately went down to approach religious leaders and families of both parties, both in the village ofganti and the village of Beleka in order to anticipate disturbances in the security and social order. In addition, the police also patrolled and emphasized the members of Babinkamtibmas in each village to jointly maintain the security and comfort of this Ramadan.

"We are still making approaches, so that there is no friction in the field. Victims of robbery who were arrested have also been given a suspension of detention by Central Lombok Police investigators," he said.