Jakarta –
Video of a woman being a victim robbery after taking money from an automated teller machine (ATM) went viral on social media. The video includes a narration of the chronology of the incident and the victim’s confession which the police refused when they wanted to make a report.
The video was posted by the victim on his Instagram account. Victim explains robbery against him occurred on Jalan Sunan Sedayu, East Jakarta (Jaktim), on Tuesday (7/12) yesterday after the victim took money from an ATM at around 18.45 WIB. The victim was a car driver.
In addition, the post included CCTV footage at the time the theft took place. The victim suspects that the perpetrator is a gang.
The victim was followed by 2 motorbikes, then one of the perpetrators approached the victim and knocked on his car window while conveying something. At that time, the victim got down to see the condition of his car in the back.
Then, when he stopped, the perpetrator took the bag in the back seat through the left car door. After the incident robbery The victim said that he had reported to the police station around Rawamangun.
“When I was questioned by the police, he actually advised me to go home to calm down, and it’s useless if you want to be searched too,” he wrote in the post.
The victim actually felt that he was reprimanded by the police for taking large amounts of cash at an ATM. The victim said the police spoke in a high tone.
“After that, the police actually nagging I ‘anyways Mother what are you doing have a lot of ATMs, if this is so troublesome. Moreover, there are many admin fee cuts too, with a high-pitched tone,” he continued.
Responding to the viral video, East Jakarta Police Chief (Jaktim) Kombes Erwin Kurniawan did not dismiss it. He said that the police are currently under construction at the East Jakarta Police.
“It has been (monitored), and individual members are being investigated and taken to the Resort Police for guidance,” Erwin said when contacted today.
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