Wuling Salesman In Bali Is Stuck In Debt, Desperate To Steal A Hermes Wallet Containing Millions Of Rupiah

The man with the initials PEK (22), a salesperson for Wahana Wuling in Singaraja, Buleleng, Bali, was arrested by the police for stealing people's wallets (IST)

BULELENG - The man with the initials PEK (22), a salesperson for Wahana Wuling in Singaraja, Buleleng, Bali, was arrested by the police for stealing people's wallets. This salesman is stuck in debt and is desperate to commit theft.

"In which the perpetrator used the money to pay the debt and the wallet belonging to the victim who was hiding it," said Singaraja Police Chief, Police Commissioner Dewa Ketut Darma Aryawan, Thursday, March 18.

The perpetrator stole a wallet containing IDR 2,580,000 in cash at Wahana Wuling Singaraja. This case was reported by the victim named Indah Wahyu.

From this report, the police conducted an investigation until it was revealed that the wallet thief was PEK. The perpetrator was arrested with Hermes wallet evidence.

In addition, the police also secured the Vespa motorbike which was the place for the victim's wallet to be stored. Currently, the perpetrator is brought to the Singaraja Police for legal proceedings.

"The perpetrator is suspected of having committed the crime of theft as referred to in the formulation of Article 362 of the Criminal Code with a maximum penalty of 5 years or a maximum fine of IDR 900 rupiah," said Police Commissioner Aryawan.