Perpetrators Of Persecution Of Petrol Station Employees In Makassar Who Reprimand Motorists Smoking When Petrol Is Arrested

Evidence of the motorbike used by the perpetrator when he fled after participating in assaulting gas station employees in Makassar (DOK. Police)

MAKASSAR - The police arrested a man with the initials In (17), one of the perpetrators of the persecution of SPBB employees in Makassar. The four perpetrators of this torture and stabbing are still being hunted by the police.

"One perpetrator arrested for mistreatment at a gas station in Makassar was arrested, In, suspected of assaulting the victim together with four other perpetrators, who are currently still being chased," said the Head of Public Relations of the Makassar Police, Kompol Supriady Idrus, to VOI, Sunday, January 17th

The four perpetrators of the persecution were also stabbed against the SPBU employees who were still being hunted, namely Fh, It, Ip, As. The four perpetrators fled together.

"The perpetrator who was carrying a sharp weapon was Ip, so it is strongly suspected that the perpetrator of the persecution and barring was Ipi," said Supriady.

Meanwhile, regarding the arrest of the perpetrator with the initials In, the police secured the motorbike that was used at the time of the incident. The perpetrator was charged under Article 170 of the Criminal Code and / or Article 351 of the Criminal Code.

Previously, a gas station employee in Makassar, South Sulawesi (Sulsel) with the initials Fi (26) was a victim of abuse. The assault occurred because the victim reprimanded one of the motorists who smoked while filling up at a gas station.

Kasubdit Ditreskrimum Polda Sulsel Kompol Suprianto, said the victim reprimanded the perpetrator who wanted to fill up fuel on Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan, next to the UIM Campus, Makassar.

When reprimanded, the perpetrator refused to put out his cigarette. The victim immediately complained about the incident to the gas station supervisor. The victim along with the SPBU supervisor then expelled the perpetrator from the gas station area.

Not accepting the treatment, the perpetrator came back with his 10 colleagues. The victim was beaten and hacked with a machete.

"Wounds on the head, right arm and fingers of the right hand," said Suprianto, Thursday, January 14.

After mistreating the victim, the perpetrator left the gas station. The perpetrator also damaged a motorbike parked beside the gas station.