An assault case involving Ronald A Sinaga, the Deputy Chairman of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) also known as Bro Ron, has reached a peaceful conclusion. The police have resolved the matter through a restorative justice mechanism in Menteng, Central Jakarta.
According to AKBP Braiel Arnold Rondonuwu, the Chief of the Menteng Metro Police, both involved parties submitted a request to settle the dispute via restorative justice on Thursday, May 7, 2026. The resolution follows a process where both parties met at the Menteng Metro Police Station.
AKBP Braiel stated that the parties have acknowledged their respective mistakes and have forgiven one another. As a result of this peaceful agreement, the police have officially closed the investigation into the case.
The Origins of the Conflict
The incident occurred on Monday, May 4, at 16:22 WIB. Iptu Erlyn Sumantri, the Head of Public Relations at the Central Jakarta Metro Police, explained that Ronald had arrived with 15 employees from PT SKS.
The group intended to hold an audience at the MPP law firm to discuss the issue of unpaid wages for the employees. Because the group was unable to meet with the MPP party, the Menteng Metro Police intervened to facilitate mediation at the police station.
While the initial audience at the office location was reported as safe and conducive under police supervision, the situation shifted when a group of unknown individuals appeared. These individuals reportedly intimidated the group and obstructed the audience process without a clear reason.
The tension escalated into an argument, which eventually led to Ronald being punched by the unknown group. Police officers intervened to separate the parties and transported them to the Menteng Metro Police Station for further examination.
Potential Implications and Next Steps
Because both parties had previously filed police reports against one another, the legal process for these reports will now be finalized through the restorative justice procedure.

Moving forward, the closure of this investigation may serve as a precedent for how the police handle similar clashes between labor advocates and legal entities. Future disputes of this nature could potentially follow a similar path of police-led mediation to avoid criminal prosecution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the assault on Ronald A Sinaga?
The incident occurred during an attempt to hold an audience at the MPP law firm regarding unpaid wages for 15 PT SKS employees, which escalated after unknown individuals began intimidating the group.
How was the legal dispute resolved?
The case was settled through restorative justice after both parties acknowledged their mistakes and mutually forgave each other.
What action did the police take following the agreement?
Following the peaceful agreement between the parties, the police have closed the investigation into the case.
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