Kesaksian Warga Bongkar Kronologi Brutal Pembacokan Kades di Trenggalek & Pembakaran Mobil - bioztv

www.bioztv.id - Residents of Wonokerto Village, Suruh District, Trenggalek, are still shocked by the brutal actions of a man named Sutarmin, also known as Ketro (45). He hacked his brother's goat, which led to the slashing of the Wonokerto Village Head, Eko Wardono, and the burning of his car. This incident has exposed a long-simmering inheritance conflict in the village. Sutaji, Head of Neighborhood Association 24 of Wonokerto Village, who witnessed the incident, said that the commotion began when Ketro hacked his brother's goat, Juwari. This action prompted a report from residents. "Initially, I was approached by residents who complained that Mr. Juwari's goat had been hacked. I immediately went to the location and contacted village officials, until finally the Village Head arrived," said Sutaji, Monday (8/18/2025). However, the situation escalated. Ketro suddenly emerged from inside the house carrying a sickle. He attacked residents at the scene, including the village head. "The village head was slashed, but it didn't work because he was wearing a jacket. We all ran for our lives," explained Sutaji. Ketro didn't stop there, then went on a rampage and grabbed a metal crowbar. He damaged the Daihatsu Ayla car, license plate number D 1263 YBN, belonging to Village Head Eko Wardono, and then set it on fire with dried coconut leaves. After committing the crime, Ketro fled into the forest and has not been found. Inheritance Conflict Is the Main Trigger Suruh Police Chief, AKP Sanusi, confirmed the incident. He explained that Ketro is a person with mental illness (ODGJ). However, the perpetrator's rampage was not without reason. A long-standing conflict over an inherited land dispute is believed to be the main trigger. "Mr. Juwari and Ketro are actually related. They fought over inherited land, but Juwari took it. Ketro then vented his anger by slashing goats," explained Sanusi. Sanusi added that despite being labeled a person with mental illness (ODGJ), Ketro was known to be quite normal by residents. He worked as a farmer and lived with his mother, despite limited financial means. "He used to work in Malaysia, but since symptoms began to appear, he couldn't travel again. The perpetrator had also sought treatment and was given medication from the community health center, but he didn't take it," Sanusi concluded. (CIA) #WarriorAmok #CarBurning #Inheritance