Tangis Istri Tersangka Bajilo Di Polsek Cakung: Kontrakan Belum Dibayar, Suami Jadi Tersangka, Siapa Yang Mau Nafkakin?

The wife of the suspect who stole the squirrel mode jumped at the Cakung Police Station/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - A woman with three children came to the Cakung Police Station while shedding a tear description on Friday, January 26, afternoon. The woman named Dinar (24), a resident of Cakung, East Jakarta.

Carrying her third child, Dinar kept wiping his tears that wet his cheek. He came to the Cakung Police Station to see her husband who had been detained by the police for being involved in the theft of the jumping squirrel (bajilo) mode.

Dinar is the wife of the suspect with the initials MR (30) who became the main executor of iron theft with the jumping squirrel mode in the Cakung area. In the action, MR served as the executor of the theft who climbed and took pieces of iron from the cargo of passing trucks.

"(Knowing that my husband was arrested) Last night, I looked for him. Why didn't I say why he didn't come home. Indeed, when he was looking for it (iron) yesterday he didn't come home, I was looking for the words (his friends) he was in a case. What case? I said, this (the iron theft). Why do I have to be like this, "said Dinar to VOI at the Cakung Police Headquarters, East Jakarta, Friday, January 26.

Dinar hopes that her husband can be released by the police. Because, MR, Dinar's husband is the only backbone of the family.

"He is the backbone of the family. I (stay) alone with the children, his mother also lives alone. Who wants to support it?," he said.

Dinar said that he had not paid the rent for 1 month because he did not have any more money. She suspects that her husband feels burdened with rented debts.

"My son has three. The first is in grade 1 elementary school, the smallest is 2.3 years. This is the first time I've participated in this (steal). This was invited by a friend," he said.

Dinar admitted that previously the husband worked as a city transportation driver (angkot) 23 majoring in Pulogadung-Kalimalang.

"Inviting angkot for a long time. (Hopefully) I can go home, gather with their children again. Do the right job, don't join friends. He just met his friends there. It's only been 3 days hanging out there. I don't know, know on the street," he said.

Dinar hopes that the Cakung Police will provide justice for her husband, who has officially become a suspect.

"Hopefully my husband can go home, sorry for the small child who still needs his father. I'm also confused that I can't go home because I just have to rent, and haven't paid the rent yet," he said.

Previously, it was reported that the Cakung Police Criminal Investigation Unit managed to arrest a total of 5 jumping squirrels who conspired to carry out the theft of iron pieces from a truck passing on Jalan Raya Bekasi KM 21, Cakung, East Jakarta.

The five people had the initials TP (31), TS (25), RA (31), MR (30) and MS (36). They are a group of jumping squirrel specialists who often act in East Jakarta.

"The modus operandi is that the perpetrator got onto the truck when the traffic flow was jammed by picking up and lowering the iron," said Cakung Police Chief, Kompol Panji Ali Candra to reporters, Friday, January 26.