Bekasi –
G (25) and MF (22), perpetrator beating the gas station attendant with the initials AR (21) in South Cikarang, Bekasi Regency, West Java (West Java), caught by the police. The two perpetrators beat the victim because they were upset that they were not served.
“Yes, because he was annoyed that he wasn’t served, it was his turn to be left behind, wasn’t it? continue to him,” said the Head of the South Cikarang Police, Kompol Satirin when contacted detik.comFriday (29/4/2022).
The two perpetrators were arrested in the Cikarang area at 17.00 WIB earlier. Police identified the perpetrator from a street CCTV near the scene.
“We’re developing it again at the TKP, it’s true that the police number doesn’t appear. We’ve already developed it again with CCTV that is around,” he said.
Satirin said that initially the perpetrators lined up at the number three gas station engine. However, when it was the perpetrator’s turn, the gas station attendant filled the buyer at the number one gas station machine.
“The suspects want to fill up with gasoline in the number three dispenser (gas station machine), there is one officer, he (the victim) charge to (machine) number one. Already wait long time, they (the perpetrators) are upset like that“said Satirin.
Now, the perpetrators are detained at the South Cikarang Police. According to Satirin, at the time of the beating, the perpetrator was not drunk.
Previously, an officer at a gas station in South Cikarang was beaten by two unknown men. The two perpetrators beat the victim because they were annoyed that they couldn’t wait in line.
The South Cikarang Police Chief, Kompol Satirin, said that according to the victim, the two perpetrators suddenly stopped in front of an unattended gas station machine. Then, suddenly a perpetrator shouted and approached the victim.
“Suddenly one of the perpetrators approached the victim and said to the victim ‘hey you’, then immediately hit the victim’s left cheek with his right hand and again said, ‘I’ve been around for a long time. in line, you dont ngehargain other people’,” said Satirin in his statement to reporters.
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