Bedouin Residents Victims Of Robbery In Jakarta Are Welcomed By Traditional Leaders

REpan (16) a Bedouin resident In a robbery crime victim in the Rawasari Cempaka Putih area, Central Jakarta, last Sunday, October 26, returned to his hometown and was greeted by traditional leaders in the interior of Lebak Regency, Banten.

"We are grateful that the victim is healthy and can go home and gather with family members," said Secretary of Kanekes Village, Lebak Medi Regency when contacted in Rangkasbitung, Lebak, Antara, Sunday, November 16.

Traditional leaders and Bedouin people welcomed the arrival of Repan, after walking from Jakarta for three days (Friday - Sunday) arriving at Bedouin settlements.

They are traditional leaders including Jaro Tangtu Jaro Adat (Jaro Alis) and Jaro Oom (Jaro Pemerintahan), his parents and the people of the Interior Bedouin and Outer Bedouin.

Repan, a teenager who sells honey around him becomes a victim of a crime of robbery in the Rawasari Cempaka Putih area, Central Jakarta.

As a result of the crime of robbery, he said, the money from selling Rp. 3 million and 10 bottles of honey were confiscated.

In addition, the alleged perpetrator of the four people injured Repan with a sharp weapon in the form of a sickle in the left hand.

Luckily, he said, the soul could be saved after his acquaintances from Jakarta residents helped and were rushed to the hospital.

"We, as village representatives, certainly thank the residents who helped him and the Banten Provincial Police and Government," he said.

Jaro Oom said that his party was grateful that its citizens who were victims of the crime of robbery in Jakarta had now arrived in their hometowns with healthy health and recovered were injured by sharp weapons.

However, his party asked the perpetrators to surrender to the local police, because the problem is that if they have not been caught, their affairs cannot be immediately resolved.

The Bedouin traditional leaders are now praying that the perpetrators of crimes against their citizens will soon be arrested by the police for legal processing.

"We condemn the perpetrators of crimes that befell their citizens and the rule of law must be enforced," he explained.

Meanwhile, based on information from the Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief, Kombes Susatyo Purnomo Condro, he said that the initial steps for the investigation had been carried out, including examining witnesses and tracing various clues at the scene.

"The perpetrator is still being chased, and the police are continuing to hunt down the perpetrators with maximum efforts. Police officers are working hard to investigate the case," he said.