The Case Of Persecution Of Warakas Residents Has Not Been Completed, The Police Admit The Difficulty Of Chasing The Perpetrators

The stabbing of two residents do two crime scenes in Warakas, the perpetrators were a group of gangsters on August 25. (Screenshot)

JAKARTA The attack on residents carried out by gangsters in Warakas, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, has not been revealed. The police admitted that it was difficult to catch the perpetrators. However, until now they are still hunting for the motorcycle group.

The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Tanjung Priok Police, AKP Alex Chandra admitted that his party had difficulty arresting the perpetrators. Because it is known by him that the perpetrators often move around. It seems that the perpetrators are aware that they are being targeted for surgery.

"Yes. The perpetrators (disbursed) moved around," said Alex in a short message to VOI, Monday, September 4.

Alex said he had identified the perpetrator's identity. Therefore, he asked for time to arrest the gangster group.

"There are 10. The identity of the perpetrator and his face (already identified)," he said.

As previously reported, a group of two suspected motorcycle gangs slashed two men from Warakas, North Jakarta (Jakut). The stabbing took place at two crime scenes (TKP).

The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Tanjung Priok Police, AKP Alex Chandra, said that the perpetrators first hit from behind until the victim lost balance and fell.

"The victims of two men are all different places but the location is not far away," said Alex when confirmed, Sunday, August 27.

Alex explained that the incident began when the victim used a motorbike to travel back home on Friday, August 25 evening. But suddenly, a group of motorbikes hit the victim from behind.

Alex said, when the victim fell, the perpetrators immediately slashed. After that left the victim at the scene.

"The victim was hit from behind, fell and then stabbed. (As a result of the victim) the wound on the back was the same on the left and right," he said.