New Facts, Focus Nusantara Camera Shop Security Officer, Semarang, Who Was Murdered, Takes Photos Of Perpetrator's Face And Identity Cards

Suspect RIS alias Cipling, robbery at the camera shop Focus Nusantara Semarang/Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

SEMARANG – The Central Java Police revealed new facts in a robbery and murder incident that occurred at the Focus Nusantara camera shop, former Jonas Photo, on Diponegoro Street, Semarang. As conveyed by the Head of the Central Java Regional Police Public Relation, Grand Commissioner Pol M Iqbal Alqudusy, his party found clues from the victim's cellphone with the initials S (37), a local security guard who was killed by the perpetrator.

This finding made it easy for the police to arrest the perpetrator with the initials RIS alias Cipling (24) at his home in Karangsambung Village, Karangsambung District, Kebumen Regency, Tuesday, March 29.

Iqbal explained that the perpetrator at the scene was photographed by the victim. Not only that, but S also took a photo of the perpetrator's ID card. This finding became a clue for the police to immediately pursue the perpetrator, RIS alias Cipling,

As a result, within 7-8 hours of the incident, RIS was successfully secured by the Ditreskrimum team of the Central Java Police.

"The Central Java Police based on the evidence at the crime scene then developed an investigation and succeeded in arresting the suspect in Kebumen. It is strongly suspected that the perpetrator immediately fled to his place of origin after carrying out his action," said Grand Commissioner M Iqbal in a written statement received, Wednesday, March 30.

Along with the arrest, the police managed to secure a number of stolen items.

"From the hands of the perpetrators, the police managed to secure evidence in the form of a black Honda SupraX 125 motorcycle, three black Sony brand camera lenses, and a black drone camera unit," Iqbal detailed.

Until now the case is still being investigated intensively by the Central Java Police.

"The findings of other facts are currently still in the stage of being examined by officers," concluded Iqbal.