Embarrassing, Passengers Who Were Recorded By CCTV Stealing Chairs

JAKARTA - A taxi passenger was caught on CCTV cameras stealing pillows from 8D and 8F seats on train number 4 hutanesh. The perpetrator was then caught on CCTV while inserting the pillow into his bag.

PT KCIC's GM Corporate Secretary, Eva Chairunisa said, KCIC strongly condemns the theft of theASH facility by unscrupulous passengers who deliberately took off and brought a head pillow from theASH train seat.

The incident occurred at the Halim Station departure G1063 yesterday, July 19, 2025. Luckily, thanks to CCTV footage, the perpetrator was identified.

"Currently, the police have secured it," Eva said in her statement, Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

From the CCTV footage that was on the Meishes series, 44 CCTVs managed to record the incident.

"Based on the recording, it was seen that a passenger took the pillow off the 8D and 8F chairs and put it in a bag," he said.

Meanwhile, the identity of the perpetrator is known based on gate in data at Gate 1 Halim Station. The identity of the perpetrator is known from his ticket data.

KCIC appealed to all tarnish users not to commit acts of vandalism, theft and other things that violate the rules.

"Every incident can be revealed through CCTV evidence which is ensured to be fully installed in good conditions in a number of service areas," he said.

According to Eva, currently there are a total of 1,846 CCTV installed in all medial services.

"Starting from stations, series, lanes, depots, all of which monitor every movement of passengers,ASH travel, and various foreign objects that may disrupt the safety and security of travel," he said.

The act of releasing or carrying train facilities such as head pillows not only damages public property, but also reduces the comfort of other passengers and causes financial losses.

For each replacement of pillow and chair care units due to the damage, KCIC must re-allocate the operational budget that should have been used for service improvement.

"Unresponsible behavior in the form of vandalism and theft of public facilities is detrimental to many parties," he said.