Medan –
BS’s wife, a man suspected of being a thug who beat a trader at Gambir Market or Tax, Deli Serdang, North Sumatra (North Sumatra), spoke up about her husband’s case. The wife named Nurhalimah also told the problem.
Nurhalimah initially told me about her and her husband going to the tax or market that day for shopping. Arriving at the market, she went shopping while her husband looked for a motorbike parking space.
“Arrived at the tax, around 08.00 WIB the road was jammed, you (me) went down at the intersection. You went into the shopping tax. Your husband (husband) was looking for parking. But you don’t know which parking lot. But as far as you know he parked in the place tongkrongan her friends, “said Nurhalimah to reporters after visiting her husband at the Percut Sei Tuan Police Station, Sunday (10/10/2021).
She admitted that after shopping, she followed her husband. However, she saw that there was a crowd and when she was approached, it turned out that her husband was making a fuss
“After you went shopping, around 09.00 WIB, you went out to go home, you wanted to follow your man in the parking lot. You saw how many times there was something at the intersection. You saw that your man and Mother were fighting,” said Nurhalimah.
He admitted that when the fight took place he did not see it directly. She only saw her husband being separated and carried away by the people in the market.
“But you didn’t see that person’s fight. What you saw was your man being dispersed. Taken by the people at the tax office. That’s what you saw. And the mother was chasing my husband with something in her hand. I don’t know,” said Nurhalimah.
Then, she asked the local people about her husband. He also got information about the rickshaw problem.
“Then you asked the people there, why my husband? That’s the problem with the pedicab, he said. So you don’t go to the men anymore, you go to the merchants and ask where the problem is, but look at the mother sitting down. Not long after you talk to the merchant, You chased your men who were placed in the lontong shop,” he said.
“You chased him there, apparently he fell asleep. Because he rested at the lontong shop, he fell asleep. Not long after waking up from his sleep, the crew was told to go home. He wanted a post-mortem and wanted to report,” said Nurhalimah.
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