In Addition to Sergeant Ahmad, Four Air Force Personnel Also Assaulted Two Juniors

The Air Force Military Police Centre (Puspom AU) has identified Sergeant Mayzard Try Surya Anggara (MTS), Sergeant Muh. Aldhi D (MAD), Sergeant Jordan Martua (JM), and Sergeant Andri Hiskia (AH) as suspects in the assault that led to the death of Sergeant Ahmad Muzammil Farisa (AMF). The four personnel were seniors to Sergeant Ahmad.

The Commander of the Air Force Military Police, Air Vice Marshal Daan Sulfi, explained that the four suspects also assaulted two of their juniors, identified as Sergeant ZN and Sergeant RP.

“The victims in this assault case include Sergeant Ahmad Muzammil, whose position was Adminu Urtu Subbagmin Bagum Setdis Diskesau, who passed away, as well as Sergeant ZN and Sergeant RP,” Daan stated during a press conference at his office on Wednesday, 16 September 2026.

Daan detailed the chronology of the assault carried out by the four personnel. The incident occurred at the Galaksi Mess, Jalan Kopatdara, Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base, East Jakarta, on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, between 21:05 and 23:10 WIB.

Initially, Sergeant Mayzard contacted Sergeant RP via telephone to request assistance on Tuesday, 8 September 2026. However, Sergeant RP hung up the call mid-conversation, which left Sergeant Mayzard feeling insulted and angry.

The following day, on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, at approximately 21:10 WIB, Sergeant Mayzard gathered his juniors behind the Galaksi Mess. Sergeant RP was then forced to perform 100 push-ups and 100 sit-ups by Sergeant Mayzard.

Subsequently, the other three suspects—Sergeant Jordan Martua, Sergeant Muh. Aldhi D, and Sergeant Andri Hiskia—arrived at the location to join Sergeant Mayzard.

Sergeant Jordan Martua then struck Sergeant Ahmad three times with his bare hands.

“After receiving the third blow, the victim immediately fell to his knees, became weak, collapsed, and subsequently lost consciousness,” Daan explained.

Upon seeing Sergeant Ahmad unconscious, the suspects attempted to revive him by applying medicated oil or balm to his nose and washing his face and body with water. However, the victim remained unconscious. In a state of panic, they transported Sergeant Ahmad in an official vehicle to the emergency department of the nearest hospital.