Jakarta –
The DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency opens its voice regarding the illegal parking raid on Jalan Widya Chandra, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, which vandalized taxi mirrors. The incident began when joint personnel from the Transport Agency and the police found 5 vehicles illegally parked on the spot.
“When a patrol was carried out in Widya Chandra, around 2pm, it was discovered that many were parked. There were about 5 vehicles,” said the head of DKI Jakarta transport service, Syafrin Liputo, when he was contacted, Friday (28/10/2018). 2022).
Then, four driver others fled immediately in their vehicles when they found joint agents. Just a taxi parked in that location.
“There is 1 vehicle left by the driver, so this vehicle is ready to be transported, it has been searched driver-from which officer? driver-because it’s a violation, “he explained.
The agents are looking for the taxi owner. However, as they could not find the owner, the agents finally tried to tow the car.
“After searching, they couldn’t find them, so they stayed there for about 10 minutes, then they were towed away and moved to another location. pool Department of Transportation, “he said.
As they were about to tow the car, the driver of the car finally appeared. He immediately got into the car and tried to escape from the agents.
“Our officers tried to explain that parking is prohibited there and that towing will take place. The person did not open the window, but started the engine. As the engine was about to start, police colleagues stood guard. behind the car, “He explained.
Syafrin said one of the police officers guarding the back of the taxi was run over. This is what triggers the mirror vandalism incident.
“The officer in the back was hit by it. So it caused emotion,” he said.
For this incident, Syafrin said that so far the three parties have mediated. As a result, the three agreed that they would not take this case to court.
“There was mediation and it was not continued anywhere. Each party accepted it,” he said.
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