Burnt Wounds From The Police For Victims Of Material Explosions Allegedly Petasan In Sukoharjo, Central Java, Almost 70 Percent

Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi/ Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

Central Java - Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi said police victims of explosions from packages suspected of being firecrackers suffered burns of almost 70 percent. Currently, the person concerned is still being treated at the hospital. "The victim's condition is 70 percent burns, then his leg has an open wound, but we haven't checked yet. After this I checked the condition of the victim," said Ahmad Luthfi during a press conference in Central Java, Sunday, September 25. The two-star general emphasized that the package suspected of not exploding firecrackers at the Solo Baru Police Dormitory, Sukoharjo Regency as in the initial news. This package exploded in an empty yard. The recipient of the package is a Klaten resident with the initials A. While the sender is CV Mandiri on behalf of S who is currently being held at the Indramayu Police. "So the one who sent it and he (S) confirmed that he was the one who sent it. The name (written in the package) was a fireworks axis. Written with a fireworks axis. From the initial examination, the package recipient said that the firework axis or black powder was used to flush mice," explained Ahmad Luthfi in Central Java, Sunday, September 25. The package was sent from Indramayu on April 22, 2021, before Eid and was evidence of a raid conducted by members of the police. The question of why the evidence was in the hands of the victim (the police who were hit by the explosion) will be examined after his condition improves. "That it is true that our members who were victims today had carried out raids one year ago regarding online order packages. It was called black powder, which is suspected to be firecrackers in CV, were mentioned as materials to repel mice. The goods wanted to be sent to Klaten," he explained. The results of the crime scene by Team Gegana Brimob were found in black powder suspected of being firecrackers at the site of the explosion. The black powder was found in two plastic bags measuring 1 ounce.