Two Children Victims Of Domestic Violence, Dad Kandung, Who Went Viral At The Social Media, Alami, Changes Inendicance,

Capture the video screen of the domestic violence that went viral on social media

JAKARTA - Children who were victims of domestic violence (KDRT) by their biological father with the initials RIS, began to experience changes in nature and behavior. This was conveyed by the victim's mother with the initials KEY to the attorney Muhammad Syafri Nur.

KEY is known to have three children. However, the perpetrators were KR (10) and KA (12) who received domestic violence from their father or suspected perpetrators, namely KR (10) and KA (12).

The first one looks more mature but has a grudge against his father. number two is getting a little naughty. He's with his young brother," said Syafri when confirmed, Saturday, December 24.

For information, the KRDT action was carried out by RIS against his biological children, namely KR and KA at the Signature Park Apartment on Jalan Letjen MT Haryono Kav. 22-23 Tebet, South Jakarta.

The persecution carried out by RIS took place at the residence of the perpetrator at the Signature Park Apartment, Tebet, South Jakarta. The act of persecution is known to have been going on for one year since 2021.

However, the victim's mother just reported the abuse of her two children on September 23, 2022.

Meanwhile, this case only surfaced on Tuesday, December 20, after the video recording the abuse went viral on social media.

In the video, RIS can be seen hitting his son's head with his hand. It didn't stop there, RIS also kicked his son.

The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the South Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Irwandhy, has denied the motive for the alleged perpetrator of the violence. Antara was annoyed with the victim, for not attending an online school.

"The motive was because the reporter informed the reported that the victim (the child) did not carry out an online school. At the time of the incident in 2021, it was still WFH (pandemic-ed)," said Irwandhy when confirmed, Tuesday, December 20.