Police In Bali Who Snatched The Gold Necklace Of Traders In Debt Hundreds Of Millions

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Tabanan Police, Bali, said that the police Aiptui IWS (51) who snatched gold necklaces from traders in Pancasari Village, Sukasada District, was in debt.

Tabanan Police Chief AKBP I Putu Bayu Pati emphasized that the actions committed by Aiptu IWS were purely personal actions, had nothing to do with the service or institution of the Police.

"We deeply regret the actions of individuals who tarnished the good name of the institution. We emphasize that this act is the perpetrator's personal responsibility, not policies or official orders. Currently, the perpetrators have been arrested and prosecuted according to applicable regulations," he said, Thursday, October 2.

As a quick step, the perpetrators and evidence were brought to the Buleleng Police Headquarters for further processing.

The Tabanan Police also communicated intensely by visiting the victim to apologize.

In addition, the police are willing to treat the victim until he recovers as usual and will compensate for all the losses suffered by the victim.

Based on the information gathered, the perpetrator Aiptu IWS was determined to carry out a mugging because of the urgency of economic needs. The perpetrator IWS claimed to have a debt burden of up to hundreds of millions of rupiah and several installment bills that matured on the day of the incident.

"This condition triggers the emergence of the intention to commit theft when looking at the gold necklace worn by the victim. However, the police emphasized that economic motives cannot be used as a reason for the just. The legal process is still being carried out, both criminally and internally, so that similar incidents do not happen again," he added.

The police ensure that the legal process against the perpetrators will be carried out firmly, transparently, and with no tolerance. In addition, the perpetrators will also undergo an internal ethics and discipline process within the Police.