There Is A Shopping Complex In Mataram, In Arrears Of Parking Retributions Of Up To Hundreds Of Millions, The Extortion Task Force Handles

Head of the Mataram City Pungli Saber Task Force AKBP Syarif Hidayat. BETWEEN/Dhimas B.P.

The Illegal Sweeping Task Force of Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara, pays attention to the phenomenon of arrears in parking fees in one of the shopping complexes with a nominal value of hundreds of millions of rupiah.

"This is a phenomenon, how can there be arrears of up to hundreds of millions? That in the last few years, the location is in one of the shopping complexes. This issue is our concern," said Head of the Mataram City Saber Pungli Task Force AKBP Syarif Hidayat as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, September 21.

According to information compiled by the task force team, the parking attendant withdrew the levy. It is confirmed that the parking attendant's legality is Syarif has been registered with the transportation service.

"It's just that he never deposited at all. That's why we are paying attention," he said, who is now the Deputy Head of the Mataram Police.

With this information, Syarif said that his party would take action. Not only the parking attendant, but also looking for similar actions in other locations.

"We will first discuss it with the task force, what will be the follow-up handling of this information," he said.

Last week, the saber extortion task force conducted a raid on a number of parking retribution withdrawals.

From the results of the raid, several parking attendants who had not been registered with the Mataram City Transportation Service were found. Six of them were also secured by the task force.

"Those who have been secured have been trained and collected data to the transportation service," he said.

This parking retribution arrears which is a leak of local revenue (PAD) is the basis for the implementation of raids.

"Especially at the roadside parking location and shops. According to the data, the location is a large contributor to boosting PAD. This is our effort to help the government recover revenue," said Syarif.