According To The Case Of Treatment By Police Chiefs At PTIK, Police Check 13 Witnesses

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JAKARTA - The police continue to investigate the alleged beating by the son of a high-ranking police officer, RC against his friend MFB at the Police Science College (PTIK), Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.

Head of Public Relations of the South Jakarta Metro Police, AKP Nurma Dewi said that so far 13 witnesses have been examined.

"We have examined 13 people. (The 13 witnesses are) Mother, reporter, reported, coach, assistant coach, reporting brother, friends of the victim," said AKP Nurma Dewi to reporters, Monday, November 28.

Nurma said that apart from examining witnesses, his party also took several surveillance cameras, aka CCTV, at the scene to find out the cause of the alleged beating.

"So we took the CCTV from yesterday's scene. I saw just one yesterday, but we still want to take the corner of the parking lot again," he said.

Regarding the statement of the family who said the results of the post-mortem had not been received, Nurma clarified this. According to him, the results of the post-mortem cannot come out for a day or two.

However, to confirm, he admitted that he would ask investigators if the results of the post-mortem had been received from the hospital.

"After the post-mortem at the hospital. It can't take a day or two. So I'll check again later whether it's in the hands of the investigators or not," he concluded.

Previously, the son of a high-ranking National Police officer with the initials RC (20) was reported to the South Jakarta Metro Police for allegedly beating his friend with the initials MFB (16) when he entered the Police Academy (Akpol).

The victim's mother, Yusnawati, said the incident occurred at the Police Science College (PTIK), Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta on November 12. The report is registered with the number LP/3596/XI/2022/RJS, Saturday, November 12, 2022. In addition, his party has also submitted evidence of the results of the victim's post-mortem.