Case Of Woman Driver Yaris Killing Shopkeeper In Tangerang Still Rolling, Victim's Family Will Report To Propam And Komjak

Kelapa Dua Police Chief Commissioner Stanlly Soselisa/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

TANGERANG Still remembers the murder case allegedly committed by a female driver of a white Toyota Yaris on Jalan Borobudur, Kelapa Dua, Tangerang on Monday, April 1, then? Until now, the family of the victim, Resy Ariska, through his attorney, is still investigating even though the perpetrator has been arrested. This is because the family admitted that there were irregularities in the handling process.

The alleged irregularity lies in the chronology and application of the article. According to the victim's attorney, a witness named Radit at the scene, and the victim's family said that the person who was dirty before the murder, was not thrown by the victim against the suspect. But vice versa.

According to VOI's investigation, witness Radit also said the same thing regarding the chronology of the incident. Where, according to Radit, the victim did not swear the word 'tahi' to the suspect.

"At first he was wearing shoes. He (the perpetrator) entered it, she said, "Sorry take off his shoes". So he (the perpetrator) didn't accept it, then said 'tah' him. Responded, finally made a fuss, "said Radit when met in the Cibodas area, Tangerang City, Sunday, April 7.

Meanwhile, according to police information, the victim threw a dirty curse at the suspect. So that the suspect was provoked by emotion and then returned to the car to take a sharp machete, then stabbed the victim.

"It hurts and is offended by being called tahi," Stanlly told reporters at the Kelapa Dua Police, Tuesday, April 2.

Returning to the victim's power. In addition to the chronological difference, his party will also investigate the application of the articles imposed by the suspect. Because according to the victim's attorney, the suspect should have been charged with premeditated murder.

Therefore, if later there is no change in the legal process, his party will report to the Prosecutor's Commission (Komjak) and the National Police Propram.

"We can also report it to the Prosecutor's Commission. Because we will see what the instructions are," said the victim's attorney when met, Sunday evening, April 28.

The victim's attorney said that if his party had received a reply from the investigator and received a complete chronological statement, he would go to the prosecutor's office to provide the information.

In addition, the victim's family through their attorney will report the investigation team to the Kelapa Dua Police to the Propam Polda Metro Jaya, if it is proven that there is an alleged chronological change that resulted in the article being applied inappropriately.