No CCTV, Police Admit Difficulty Finding The Thief At The Pamulang Area Journalist's House

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TANGERANG - Police admit that it was difficult to reveal the identity of the perpetrator of the theft of the house of a journalist named Muhamad Rizki Hidayat who was burglarized because there was no CCTV at the scene.

The theft at the journalist's house took place at the Pamulang Permai Complex, West Pamulang, Pamulang, South Tangerang, Monday, November 6, in the morning.

"There is no CCTV that happened in his house. Yes, there must be problems. So far, we don't know the identity of the perpetrator. We conducted an investigation first to identify the perpetrators," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Pamulang Police, AKP Hitler when confirmed, Monday, November 6.

Hitler admitted that his party had just conducted an investigation at the scene. So far, based on the initial investigation, no findings have been found that lead to the identity of the perpetrators.

"There has been no finding yet. The perpetrator only took things, laptops, cellphones on the table. That's all that was taken," he said.

Hitler also said that the initial suspicion was that the perpetrator entered the fence of the victim's house. The perpetrator entered without any disturbance from residents or house security officers.

"The entry of the fence jump from above," he said.

The house of a journalist at the Pamulang Permai Complex, West Pamulang, South Tangerang was burglarized. As a result of the incident, the victim, Muhamad Rizki Hidayat, suffered a loss of Rp. 40 million.

Rizki said the incident occurred in the early hours of Monday, November 6 when he and his wife were fast asleep. Suddenly the victim heard a sound that woke the victim's wife.

As he approached the source of the sound, Rizki's wife was surprised to see an unknown person standing in front of the door of the house.

"His wife woke me up while shouting 'Thief! Thief! Thief!'," Rizki said when confirmed, Monday, November 6.