Teenager Cases Died In Cilacap Starting From Mutual Ridicule On Social Media, Victims Were Showered With Sharp Weapons

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CILACAP Polresta Cilacap Central Java has named four people as suspects for the persecution that caused the victim to die in Tritih Kulon Village, Cilacap. Cilacap Police Chief Kombes Fannky Ani Sugiharto explained that the persecution took place starting from mocking each other on social media, between victim RA and four perpetrators, AJP, WU, RNP, and MFS.

Fannky is still explaining that the act of mocking each other between the perpetrators and the victim on social media continues to meet face-to-face. That's where the persecution caused the victim to be seriously injured by sharp weapons.

Fannky said the victim suffered severe stab wounds in several parts of his body.

Two stab wounds were found on the left chest, one stab wound above the left thigh, and a torn wound under the right eye. The injuries resulted in the victim's death. Fannky said in a written statement, Tuesday, June 27.

Since the case was reported and the police have arrested a number of suspected perpetrators, finally four suspects were named who played a role in the death of the victim.

AJP's first suspect, a 17-year-old teenager, a resident of Tasikmalaya, West Java. The second suspect, WU, 17 years old, is from Cilacap. Meanwhile, the third suspect RNP, aged 16, is a resident of Gumilir Village, North Cilacap District. Finally, the suspect MFS, a 13-year-old teenager from Tegalreja Village. They were charged with the article of beatings that caused death as referred to in article 170 paragraph (2) to 3e of the Criminal Code with a threat of imprisonment of 12 years. " said Fannky.

Furthermore, the police also secured three motorbikes, one catana sword, and two sickle blades as evidence of the violence committed by the suspects.

Meanwhile, 7 fellow perpetrators, namely HRR, MS, YDE, RAS, AZ, FL and S, were charged with Article 1 paragraph 1 of the Emergency Law No. 12 of 1951 with the threat of imprisonment for 20 years, for carrying and possessing sharp weapons.