Seskab Major Teddy Tegur Official Owner Of Vehicle RI 36

Cabinet Secretary (Seskab), Major Teddy Indra Wijaya. (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - Cabinet Secretary (Seskab), Major Teddy Indra Wijaya stated that he had reprimanded officials who used official vehicles with RI 36 plates.

It is known that the Lexus car with the number plate RI 36 was also in the spotlight behind the arrogant action of the escort officers (patwals). This is because the vehicle was boarded by state officials.

"Yes, we have warned him," said Teddy when confirmed by reporters quoted on Saturday, January 11.

Not only reprimanding the official in question, Teddy also said that he had asked all ranks of the Red and White Cabinet to be wise in driving.

"And everyone has been reminded again to be more careful and wise when driving," said Teddy.

Meanwhile, regarding the arrogant Patwal members, the Traffic Directorate of Polda Metro Jaya stated that they had examined and sanctioned them.

Wadirlantas Polda Metro Jaya AKBP Argo Yuwono said the patwal officer had the initials Brigadier DK. The sanction given was in the form of a warning.

In addition, Brigadier DK was also asked to be more humane when on duty to carry out escort.

"It has been examined and we will give sanctions," said Argo.

It was also explained about the issue. From the examination of Brigadier DK, the incident began when the Toyota Alphard car that was traveling on the middle track tried to shift to the right. Because, there is a road repair truck that stops.

At that time, there was another car that was also traveling on the right lane. Thus, there was almost a collision. The Toyota Alphard driver was involved in a debate and had the potential to cause traffic jams.

Brigadier DK was also said to be trying to intervene and asked the Toyota Alphard driver to continue his journey. It was that moment that went viral as if there was an arrogant attitude from the police.

"At that time, the guard press immediately took the initiative to intervene and asked Alphard taxi vehicles to move forward immediately so as not to cause traffic jams," said Argo.