Smoking While Driving Is Dangerous, But This Man Is Angry And Removes KTA Police When Reprimanded

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JAKARTA - A male motorcyclist wearing brownkelel field clothing pants (PDL) felt that he did not accept being reprimanded by other motorcyclists for smoking while driving on the streets. The perpetrator also claimed to be a member of the National Police while removing KTA from a small bag on his waist.

The arrogance of the male motorcyclist who claims to be a member of the National Police is quite disturbing. This is because the act of the perpetrator smoking while riding a motorbike is very detrimental to other motorists behind him.

The incident was recorded directly by the victim who was hit by cigarette ash while behind the perpetrator's motorbike.

The amateur video footage was then spread to Instagram social media. The perpetrator used a black Honda Beat motorcycle with the number B 5948 THF.

However, it was not written in detail where the commotion and arrogance occurred. The victim who recorded the video was angry because his son was caught in the cigarette ash splash.

The victim's name is known to be @utha_sio: Please, the rokoco's coal ash hit my son. This man smokes while driving and is reprimanded well and turns out to be a police officer. Sir, if it is true that the police, you at least understand the Constitution.

Warganet responded after the video was uploaded to an Instagram account.

"Indeed, if the police can smoke while driving?" wrote @andybagus96, Monday, June 26.

Meanwhile, @irfan902 also mentioned the high leadership of the National Police in the Instagram account @lensa_berita_jakarta.

"There is another one, Mr. @listyosigitprabowo @poldametrojaya, please respond so that no one can arbitrarily bring the institution just to make wrong actions," he wrote as quoted by VOI.

Meanwhile, the @hapan sampaitua account quipped, "Meanwhile, the police are proud of what the police have done, they should give a good example".

The prohibition of smoking while driving has been regulated in the Road Traffic and Transportation Law (LLAJ) Number 22 of 2009 Article 106 Paragraph 1.