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        "msgid": "four-hunting-dogs-that-fatally-mauled-boy-in-bogor-die-simultaneously-inside-vehicle-1781067743",
        "date": "2026-06-10 11:03:44",
        "title": "Four Hunting Dogs That Fatally Mauled Boy in Bogor Die Simultaneously Inside Vehicle",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Legal",
        "summary": "Four hunting dogs involved in the fatal mauling of a 9-year-old boy in Jasinga, Bogor, died from a lack of oxygen after being placed together inside a closed car. The dogs were secured by authorities but perished, reportedly because the vehicle was not ventilated. The owner, identified as Y, has been named a suspect and could face up to five years in prison for negligence under Indonesia's Criminal Code.",
        "content": "<p>The four hunting dogs that attacked a 9-year-old child in Jasinga\nDistrict, Bogor, West Java, died inside a car. It is suspected they\nperished simultaneously due to a lack of oxygen. \u201cThe information is\nthat because they were stored in a car, tied up, and the car was\ncompletely closed, there was no oxygen inside. Yes, four dogs died,\u201d\nsaid the Head of the Women and Children Protection Unit at Bogor Police,\nAKP Silfi Adi Putri, on Wednesday (10\/6\/2026). The dogs were placed\ninside a car after attacking the victim. It is suspected they died at\nthe same time from suffocation inside the vehicle. \u201cRegarding the\ncondition of the dogs, when the dogs mauled the victim they were secured\nand then put into a car. While the dogs were inside, perhaps the car was\nnot turned on, thus causing the death of the dogs,\u201d Silfi stated. Police\nhave taken samples from the dogs for examination at the National Police\nForensic Laboratory (Puslabfor) of Bareskrim Polri. \u201cNow, we have taken\nthe dogs that bit the victim to the Forensic Lab for sampling, and\ncurrently they have been taken by the Fisheries and Livestock Service to\ncheck whether the dogs have rabies or not,\u201d she explained. As a result\nof the incident, the dog owner, identified as Y, has been named a\nsuspect. Y is charged under Articles 474 and a336 of the Criminal Code,\nwhich carry a maximum penalty of five years in prison. Police previously\ndetailed the moments leading up to the 9-year-old\u2019s death after being\nattacked by four wild boar hunting dogs in Jasinga, Bogor, West Java.\nBefore the incident, the victim was fishing for eels. \u201cBased on witness\nstatements at the scene, specifically a friend of the victim, the victim\nwas fishing for eels in a squatting position,\u201d said AKP Silfi. The dogs\nthen approached the victim from behind. Startled, the victim ran and was\npursued by the animals. \u201cBecause the victim was startled, he ran and was\nchased by the dogs. The dogs were not restrained; they were\nintentionally released to hunt wild boar,\u201d she continued. According to\nthe hunting community, the location where the victim was attacked had\nonly been used as a hunting ground for the first time. However, several\ncommunities frequently use the area for hunting. \u201cThe dog owner released\nthe dogs from a distance and did not follow them, so there was no\nsupervision over where the dogs went. That is why we say there was\nnegligence regarding the fact that the dogs were not guarded,\u201d she\nelaborated.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/four-hunting-dogs-that-fatally-mauled-boy-in-bogor-die-simultaneously-inside-vehicle-1781067743",
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