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Student allegedly assaulted by group in South Jakarta

From CNN Indonesia · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • A 20-year-old university student was allegedly assaulted in Kalibata, South Jakarta, on Aug. 26.
  • A legal aid representative said the incident followed a dispute and involved about eight people who arrived in three cars.
  • The case has been reported to South Jakarta police, with representatives urging concrete legal action and citing witnesses, evidence and CCTV footage.

A 20-year-old university student identified by the initials AHP was allegedly assaulted in Kalibata, South Jakarta, after a dispute escalated into a confrontation. The incident was reported to South Jakarta Metro Police on Aug. 26.

Ismunanda Umafagur, secretary of the Jakarta chapter of LBH GP Ansor, said the student is the son of a former Jakarta Banser commander. He said the dispute began after AHP met friends to work on a university assignment and later met a former high-school senior.

During that conversation, AHP allegedly mentioned the name of a person who later became one of the suspected attackers. That person then contacted him through direct messages, asking what they had discussed. The dispute allegedly grew from an offence taken by one of the suspects, who believed AHP had referred to him.

So the victim is part of our family, because his father was the Jakarta Banser commander from 2016 to 2020. The victim is part of our family.

· Ismunanda UmafagurThe LBH GP Ansor representative explained the organizationโ€™s connection to the student.

The parties later agreed to meet in Kalibata to clarify the matter. According to Ismunanda, the suspect arrived with friends in three cars, with about eight people involved. One of AHPโ€™s friends allegedly saw one of the suspects take what appeared to be a firearm from a car. AHP tried to run, fell and was then allegedly attacked by several people.

Redim Okto, deputy chairman of GP Ansorโ€™s Jakarta regional board, welcomed the police response but called for concrete action. โ€œThis must involve more concrete and further action so that the case is promptly followed up,โ€ he said, pointing to witnesses, evidence and CCTV footage.

This must involve more concrete and further action so that the case is promptly followed up. There are witnesses, evidence, CCTV and more. We hope the case is handled immediately in accordance with the law.

· Redim OktoThe GP Ansor official urged police to advance the reported assault case.
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Originally published by CNN Indonesia in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.