Dr Tirta Posts Photos Of The Attempted Robbery At The Senayan Flyover, Police: We're Still Looking For The Culprit

JAKARTA – Dr Tirta posted four photos showing two men on a motorbike, trying to steal a cyclist's cellphone at the Senayan Flyover near TVRI, Central Jakarta. Although the attempted robbery failed, the Tanah Abang Sector Police continued to search for the two perpetrators.

“Jambret is in action again at the Senayan flyover near TVRI! Monday 2 days ago they acted in the Dalkot area - Sudirman and Bekasi now in the TVRI area

Take a photo with a photographer friend there, thanks to the photographer team who took the photo. Fortunately, the cellphone didn't have time to take it, because it was swift and the photographer helped and the bicycle partner was alert too

Snatch mode: going around following plots, observing the frame, and putting the cellphone behind the jersey and focusing on targeting those who are separated / alone / just the three of them

Slide 1: the snatcher follows and then their target candidate Slide 2: tries to take the cellphone from the back of the jersey Slide 3: follows and zooms in on the photographer Slide 4: the face of the snatch

The ones targeted are mostly girls, gentlemen and soloriding

Hope you get caught! Permission to tag, gentlemen! To be aware." wrote dr Tirta through the Instagram account @dr.tirta, which was uploaded, Wednesday, March 2nd.

Photo uploaded by Dr. Tirta on Instagram @dr.tirta seconds of the attempted robbery at the Senayan Flyover near TVRI

Tanah Abang Metro Police Chief AKBP Haris confirmed the information. Haris said that he got the information from an Instagram post related to an attempt to snatch a cellphone at the Senayan Flyover, near TVRI.

"We are trying to identify him now, and we are dispatching a team to look for the suspect. He doesn't seem to be the first time he has done this. The information has been frequent in South Jakarta," said AKBP Haris to reporters, Wednesday, March 2.

The police chief said that until now no one has made a report to Tanah Abang (Mapolsek).

"No, so far no one has reported to Tanah Abang," he said.

Although there has been no report from the victim, the police are still conducting an investigation regarding the viral incident.

"We're still looking, don't worry about things like that," said the police chief.

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