Members Allegedly Palak Bajaj Driver, Head Of DKI Transportation Agency: Monday Examined

The illustration of bajaj, which is a typical transportation for DKI Jakarta, passes on the highway. (Between)

Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, Syafrin Liputo, revealed that he had known who his members were suspected of bullying the Bajaj driver in the Salemba area, Central Jakarta.

The alleged burglary case has gone viral on social media recently. Syafrin revealed that his subordinates will be examined to clarify on Monday, June 30.

"We have identified the perpetrators in the video, the plan is for Monday to be examined on the person concerned," Syafrin told reporters, Sunday, June 29.

Even so, Syafrin admitted that he did not know for sure who the person in the DKI Transportation Agency team was responsible for the burglary case.

This is because the instructions in the viral video only show the Dishub crane without showing the faces of its members. So, the DKI Transportation Agency still had to check every person in the team in charge of carrying the crane at the time of the incident.

"It is not certain, because in one team there are several people who must be examined," said Syafrin.

For information, a video has gone viral on social media showing a Bajaj driver buying cigarettes at a hawker.

After that, the middle-aged bajaj driver rushed to the DKI Transportation Agency crane and handed over a pack of the cigarettes he had just bought.

Shortly after the cigarettes were received, the crane, which had stopped at the side of the road, immediately drove back and left the bajaj driver.

The Bajaj driver's colleague who recorded the video then explained that this burglary case had occurred repeatedly. He was quite surprised by the behavior of the Dishub person.

"The Bajaj driver deposits the same (members) of the Transportation Agency every day. That's the (member) of the Transportation Agency, using a car, wearing a uniform, still malak with the bajaj driver," he said.

The Bajaj driver who heard the statement, after being forced to spend money to buy a pack of cigarettes as a deposit, could only cry. "(Dipak) street thugs," he said.