Offended, Three Men In Serang Killed Close Friends During A Liquor Party

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ATTACKed by a friend's words, three men in Serang, Banten were desperate to kill their friend during a drinking party. The murder took place in the early hours of Monday, August 14 in a hut in Karang Anyar, Ciruas, Serang Regency.

Serang Police Chief AKBP Wiwin Setiawan explained that the police officers who received the report immediately carried out an investigation into the murder case. After going through a number of processes, the police managed to secure three perpetrators, namely, MS (50) HM (25) and SA (24).

Wiwin said the motive for the murder was allegedly hurt by the victim's words, Tohri (33) while they were drinking alcohol.

"The motive was annoyed with the victim, they were worried about the victim's revenge. The perpetrator MS had told the victim in his language 'You don't drink capital'. After that the victim told the perpetrator M," said Wiwin to reporters, Tuesday, August 15.

The perpetrator, M, still said Wiwin, was offended, he hit the victim twice and was followed by other perpetrators SA and HM so that the victim fell and was unconscious.

Furthermore, the perpetrators who saw the victim were dead immediately took the victim's body to the irrigation river in Kadikaran Village, Serang Regency.

After that the perpetrator pushed and lowered the victim into the river under the bridge. After that, they left the victim. And at 06.30 am, the bodies were found on the edge of the river by the residents, "he explained.

The victim's body was evacuated by officers and immediately taken to Bhayangkara Hospital, Banten for examination.

"The victim's face was injured by blunt object violence, and bruises were obtained in the form of lumps on the back of the head," he said.

"The Resmob team moved quickly to carry out an investigation by meeting the victim's family, daily victims, the closest person to the victim and friends of the victim, so that within about 6 hours they managed to secure 3 people suspected of being the perpetrators," he said.