Defenders! Brio Kuning Drivers Tell You How Replyive Fortuner Drivers Threat With Weapons

Capture the screen of the commotion in Senopati, the Fortuner driver took out a long-barreled weapon

JAKARTA - The driver of Honda Brio Kuning with the initials AW asked the police to immediately arrest a black Fortuner driver who had committed violence with a weapon and damaged a car.

Because, apart from carrying out acts of terror and intimidation against him, the driver of the Black Fortuner also tried to open the door of the Brio car driven by the victim at the time of the incident.

"So he had forced to open the left front door (Honda Brio) (but to no avail)," victim AW told VOI, Sunday, February 12.

While carrying a weapon, the perpetrator also shouted at the victim. However, according to the victim, the perpetrator did not mention who he was and did not admit to anything.

"(The perpetrator) just asked who I was and mentioned my car number plate," said victim AW.

During the intimidation of the victim, the perpetrator continued to damage the victim's car. According to the victim, the perpetrator has characteristics with a fat body.

"Not (admitting as anything). The characteristic is, about 160 cm high, the body is a bit fat and white," he said.

The victim hopes that the South Jakarta Metro Police will immediately arrest the perpetrators of the vandalism and threats against him.

"(Hopefully) the perpetrators will be caught quickly to be held accountable," he said.

Previously it was reported, Polda Metro Jaya said that the commotion that occurred between two car drivers in the Senopati area, South Jakarta had been handled by the South Jakarta Metro Police.

"Regarding the conflict that occurred on Jalan Raya between a black SUV and a yellow sedan, it has been reported to the South Jakarta Metro Police. At the time of the incident the police came and then the yellow sedan was delivered to the South Jakarta Metro Police for reporting," said Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko told reporters, Sunday, February 12.