Police Thwarted The Robbery In Yogyakarta

Four suspects who were about to carry out their actions but were thwarted by the police/Photo: Antara

BANTUL - The Blue Light Patrol activity of the Banguntapan Sector Police with the Bantul Resort Police, Yogyakarta Special Region, Thursday 7 April, thwarted a street crime planned by two groups of teenagers in Banguntapan District. "We know that the Bantul Police has one program during the month of Ramadan, namely the 'Blue Light Patrol' to handle all incidents related to the problem of street crime," said the Head of Banguntapan Police, Kompol Zaenal Supriyatna at a press conference at the Banguntapan Police, Bantul, quoted by Antara. motor vehicle (curanmor) and theft with violence (curas) or with weight (curat). "The Blue Light Patrol program overcomes brawls, firecrackers, and the use of noisy exhaust (non-standard exhaust)," he said. Thursday, April 7 at around 02.00 WIB at the Simpang Empat Ketandan Jalan Wonosari, decisive action has been taken to win The Pokdarkamtibmas Team was accompanied by the Banguntapan Police and the Bantul Police Patrol.

The police action began when they were on standby on Jalan Wonosari, precisely at Simpang Empat, Wiyoro suspected that a group of three motorbikes riding in a car was passing by, then the officers followed after the Ketandan Simpang Empat after the group of teenagers circled around. Banguntapan, one of the group's entourage was caught red-handed carrying an object in the form of a sharp gear with a rope with a yellow belt and a stick knob. From the group, two other drivers fled to the east of Jalan Wonosari. The next step was that the perpetrators were taken to the Banguntapan Police by the Police Patrol and Pokdar for further investigation. The identities of the arrested perpetrators were LS (17) a resident of Patuk Gunung Kidul and BS (18) a resident of Berbah, Sleman Regency. While the evidence that was secured was a modified motorcycle gear using a yellow self-defense belt, and a black "stick knob" 53 cm long and two motorcycles. place in Blok O Banguntapan. We will snare the perpetrators with the Emergency Law and Law Number 11 of 2012 concerning Juvenile Justice," he said. anything without supervision. "What they really need is love. The fees have been given, but love has not, so it is very important that parental supervision must be carried out," he said.