Making A Lost Drone Report, This Man Was Even Ordered To Come Home By The Police, Take Receipts And Cardboards

The victim shows the motorbike that keeps the drone in his trunk at the RSCM/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA - Ari Wibisono (28), the family of a patient at the Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) became a victim of theft when he parked his motorbike at Basement B2, Senen, Central Jakarta. Victims lost drones and a number of other work equipment.

According to the victim's statement, Ari Wibisono, the incident began when he left his motorbike in the parking area. In a matter of minutes the items that were attached to the motorbike disappeared immediately.

"I panicked earlier when I saw the bag was missing. Then I was walking around in the parking area there, it turned out that there was no CCTV and there were no officers. This was reinforced by one of the officers who guarded another parking area," he told reporters at the location. , Thursday January 6th.

As a result of the theft, the victim suffered a loss of Rp. 5 million. After realizing that his belongings had been stolen, Ari immediately complained to the security officers and made a loss report.

"I also took the initiative to go directly to the Senen Police to report if any of my belongings were lost," he said.

Even though he had reported it, the victim was ordered to go home by the Senen Police to collect a receipt for the purchase of the drone and cardboard. Because it will be used as evidence that the stolen goods are true.

The two data will later be used as data to strengthen the evidence of the goods belonging to him.

"I was told to bring receipts and boxes to the Senen Police, so that a letter of evidence of the loss report from the Senen Police can be issued," he said.

When confirmed, the Senen Police Chief Kompol Ari Susanto confirmed that there were missing items in the B2 Basement parking area. Then his party has conducted a crime scene (TKP).

"Earlier, I and the officers were there to conduct a TKP," said the Police Chief, Thursday, January 6. Ari said that there was no special CCTV in the B2 Basement parking area. However, there are officers guarding the parking area.

"That's also the owner of the vehicle should not put valuables in the parking area, especially in the parking area there is an appeal," said Kapolsek. (Rizky Sulistio)