Motorcycle Confiscation Mode In Sunter Jakut Area Begins When Victims Know A Woman On Facebook

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JAKARTA - The police are investigating a case of alleged robbery of a motorbike accompanied by violence experienced by a young man with the initials DRS (15) in the Integrated Child Friendly Public Space (RPTRA) Sunter, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta.

According to the victim's parents, Supriyadi (49), he suspects that his son has been framed by a woman he knows via Facebook. Because according to Supriyadi, the incident began when his son made an appointment to meet a woman he just met on Facebook.

When he made an appointment to meet a woman with the initials N on Friday, August 4, the victim was asked by the woman he just met, to go alone when he picked her up.

"Promise, meet, last night Saturday (Friday night). So, they were told to come, they were told to pick up but alone, they were not allowed to be with friends," said the girl. "For me, it was planned. Tell me alone," Supriyadi said when confirmed, Thursday, August 10.

Arriving at the location, the victim did not meet the woman he hoped was instead dealing with a number of men. However, continued Supriyadi, his son still considered that there was no strangeness and continued the meeting.

"You chatted with my friend," he said. Ndah (the woman he met) told him to chat with his friend, who claimed to be his boy," said Supriyadi.

Furthermore, the victim was then taken to a quiet place by an unknown man near a small shop. At that time the victim was beaten until he was helpless, his motorbike was carried by the gang.

"Then three more came. As soon as it was crowded, the shop owner told him to step aside, he said he wanted to sleep. He wanted to close, then went straight to the side of the box car, walled, on the sewer, he was beaten there. After that came again boy. "explained Supriyadi.

Tanjung Priok Police Chief, Kompol Nazirwan said that apart from pursuing the five perpetrators of the beating and theft, his party was also investigating the involvement of the woman with the initials N who was suspected of being part of the gang of perpetrators.

"Still under investigation," Nazirwan said of the woman's involvement, when confirmed, Wednesday, August 9.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Tanjung Priok Police Reskirm said that he was still chasing five youths who were suspected of ganging up and seizing the victim's motorbike.

"We will follow up, we have checked CCTV and examined four witnesses. Hopefully, the culprit will be caught," said Alex.