Case of children's children in bogor at the citizens who end restorative justice
Bogor – The case of Klop by the child of the village head (Kades) in Klapanunggal, Bogor, had the initials of residents to criticize his father on social media to be resolved by Restorative Justice (RJ). I was previously named a suspect in this beaten case. “The case was completed by restorative justice based on the results of a special case title on Monday 12 May 2025 at 10:00 WIB in the police station,” Klapanunggal police chief, AKP Silfi Adi Putri, said by the head of the Bogor police head of IPDA Yulista Mega, Friday (5/16/2025). “The meeting was attended by the reporter who was also a victim at the time, the suspect and the families of both parties,” he added. Browse to continue the content, Yulista said the settlement of the case by restorative justice was carried out on the basis of Polri ordinance number 8 of 2021 regarding the handling of crimes based on restorative justice. Restorative justice was carried out because there was already peace from both parties. “Considering the restorative justice process, based on a request letter submitted by the victim and also a suspect by attaching a statement of peace between the reporter and the suspect, as well as the testimony of the recovery of the rights of the victim,” he added. Was a suspect who was reported earlier, the man with the initial l, the village of Kades who hit residents viral because his father’s criticism of social media was named a suspect. L was held at Klapanunggal police headquarters. “Yes, the determination of the suspect. After being nominated as a suspect, the detention was carried out. The reporter himself was the victim, namely M and the suspect, namely the initials l,” Silfi said on Wednesday (7/5/2025). Silfi said that L was charged with prosecution in terms of section 351 of the penal code. “The threat of a maximum sentence of five years imprisonment,” Silfi said. (Sol/ISA) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here