Tempe Drivers Want To Prayer Friday Borrow A Children's Motor, New Takbir The First Motorcycle Was Stolen By A Thief, The Witness Was A Journalist

Mundirin, a raw tempe seller who lost his motorbike during Friday Prayers/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

TANGERANG (59, a raw tempe seller in Kelapa Dua, Tangerang. He was able to send his daughter to school so that she could become a teacher at a school in Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta. Last Friday, December 23, Mundirin borrowed his son's motorbike to go to Salat Friday at Al Muhajirin mosque, near his house.

Wearing trousers and a shirt, as well as a prayer cap, Mundirin sat down jokingly receiving a spiritual shower from the speaker. Not long after, Iqomah was heard, a sign of prayer would begin.

When the priest said the first takbir, Mundirin's motorbike was carried by a black man and an earthquake in the mosque parking lot.

Jehan (27), a journalist who happened to be praying Friday at the same mosque, saw Mundirin's motorbike being taken away by an unknown man. But Jehan doubts, whether the man was really a thief or indeed the owner of his motorbike. Jehan continued praying.

Until Friday's prayer was over, it was discovered that Mundirin had lost his motorbike. Yes, that's right, what Jehan saw turned out to be a thief.

"Yes, that's right, my motorbike is gone. My son's motorbike is used to teach and for me to sell ( tempeh) too," said Mundirin at the location, Friday, December 23.

Awal saya sampai sini (mosque) jam 12, kemudian saya masuk untuk Salat Jumat. Abis Salat Jumat saya keluar masjid, motor anak saya sudah tidak ada, ucapnya.

The atmosphere at the mosque became increasingly crowded after the congregation found out there was a motorcycle theft. Then without thinking, Mundirin immediately made a report to the Kelapa Dua Tangerang Police. Unfortunately, after arriving at the police station, Mundirin could not make a report because BPKB's motorbike was held by his son, as the owner. His son is again in Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta.

After taking the motorcycle BPKB, the Kelapa Dua Police finally received Mundirin's report.

"Sudah buat laporan kepolisian. Harapannya bisa temu, tutur Mundirin.

Meanwhile, Jehan admitted that at that time he did not think he would shout the thief even though he clearly saw the face of the perpetrator.

He was black, fat. When he started wearing a helmet. I was suspicious because when the congregation prayed, the perpetrator went with a motorbike. It seems that when the victim was careless or praying, he immediately took action," explained Jehan, a VOI journalist.

Jehan admitted that he had chased him, but the thief had gone far.

"I had a chase, only he was gone. I didn't think of a photo of the perpetrator," he added.

Kelapa Dua Police Chief Commissioner Tedjo Asmoro confirmed the incident. Until now police officers are investigating the case.

"Yes, that's right, we have made a report, someone has shared that the LP is like the chronology," he concluded.