Korlantas Investigates Audi Car Ownership Lindas Mahasiswi Cianjur

Head of Traffic Police, Inspector General Firman Shantyabudi (center)/DOK ANTARA

JAKARTA - The Traffic Corps (Korlantas) of the National Police will investigate the ownership of the Audi car involved in the accident that caused the death of a Suryakancana (Unsur) student in Cianjur, Selvi Amalia Nuraeni.

The ownership of the black luxury car is not yet clear. This is because Audi A6 is called loan proceeds.

"Later we will check in our ranmor data," said Head of Traffic Police, Inspector General Firman Shantyabudi, to reporters, Wednesday, February 1.

In a series of accidents, the Audi A6 car used a fake police number (nopol) with number B 1482 QH.

Not long after, it was revealed that the luxury car number was number B 999 LS.

"Later on, we will determine the vehicle case whether there is a criminal act or whose property," said Firman.

However, for criminal acts of traffic accidents, it is stated that the handling remains at the Cianjur Police. Currently, the driver of Audi A6 named Sugeng Guruh has been named a suspect.

"Later, let it be developed with Cianjur, but what is certain is that it is being handled by them," said Firman.

Previously, the Head of Public Relations of the West Java Police, Kombes Ibrahim Tompo, revealed that the Audi car driven by the suspect Sugeng was a loan vehicle for a civilian from Jakarta.

"It's true, it belongs to a private person in Jakarta. Yes (car, red) on loan," said Ibrahim.

From the information gathered by the Audi car, it belongs to a person with the initials J. However, Ibrahim admitted that he had not received any information regarding the identity of the owner of the Audi car.

"But my initials didn't get the report," said Ibrahim.