Mataram (ANTARA) - The Central Lombok District Attorney\u2019s Office,\nWest Nusa Tenggara, has stated that the case files for the leader of an\nIslamic boarding school, identified by the initials AMR (5pend5), a\nsuspect in a case involving students being burnt, are still with the NTB\nRegional Police investigators to complete prosecutorial\ninstructions.<\/p>\n
\u201cTherefore, the case involving the adult suspect is still in the\ninvestigation stage at the NTB Regional Police,\u201d said the Acting Head of\nthe Intelligence Section of the Central Lombok District Attorney\u2019s\nOffice, R. Iman Pribadi, via telephone on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Iman noted that there has been no follow-up on the transfer of AMR\u2019s\nfiles after the examining prosecutor provided several additional\ninstructions to the investigators.<\/p>\n
Although the investigation is being conducted by the NTB Regional\nPolice, he ensured that the second stage\u2014the handover of the suspect and\nevidence once the files are declared complete\u2014will take place at the\nCentral Lombok District Attorney\u2019s Office.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe administration will remain with us (Central Lombok District\nAttorney\u2019s Office),\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The Director of the Protection of Women and Children and Eradication\nof Human Trafficking (Dirres PPA-PPO) of the NTB Regional Police, Kombes\nPol. Ni Made Pujawati, previously stated that the case files for the\nminor suspect, identified as MR (15), had been declared complete\n(P-21).<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the case files for AMR are still in the process of\nfulfilling the examining prosecutor\u2019s instructions.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere are several instructions from the examining prosecutor,\nincluding deepening the testimony of several witnesses from the boarding\nschool environment, and they have also requested the completion of\nrestitution calculations (compensation by the perpetrator),\u201d said Ni\nMade.<\/p>\n
Before transferring the files to the examining prosecutor,\ninvestigators supplemented the investigation materials by conducting a\nreconstruction within the boarding school grounds.<\/p>\n
During the reconstruction of the incident that occurred on 13\nDecember 2025, both suspects were brought in to perform at least 50\nscenes.<\/p>\n
Based on the results of the reconstruction, investigators concluded\nthat there was no evidence of intentionality by MR in burning the\nvictim. The event, which resulted in several students suffering burns\nand one death, pointed towards a fire incident.<\/p>\n
Investigators subsequently added charges regarding the alleged\ncriminal act of placing a child in a situation of maltreatment or\ncommitting violence against a child that resulted in serious injury\nand\/or death.<\/p>\n
The charges include Article 77B in conjunction with Article 76B or\nArticle 80 paragraph (2) and\/or paragraph (3) in conjunction with\nArticle 76C of Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning Child Protection.<\/p>\n
Investigators also applied provisions regarding negligence resulting\nin others suffering serious injury and\/or death, as regulated in Article\n474 paragraph (2) and\/or (3) of Law Number 1 of 2023 regarding the\nCriminal Code (KUHP).<\/p>\n
AMR and MR were named suspects after investigators probed the fire\nincident within the boarding school environment in Batukliang District,\nCentral Lombok.<\/p>\n
Police previously stated that the designation of AMR as a suspect was\nrelated to alleged negligence in supervision within the boarding school\npremises.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/case-files-for-boarding-school-leader-in-student-fire-incident-remain-incomplete-1790766703", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }