Home Of A Private TV Cameraman Conceded By Thieves, Nmax Motorcycle For Lost Coverage

CCTV screen capture, the perpetrator when entering the victim's house /

JAKARTA - On leaving for work, a white Yamaha Nmax motorcycle with the number B 4215 SJL belonging to a cameraman from a private TV station was stolen by a thief.

The incident occurred in a house located on Jalan Tebet Barat Dalam, 8c, Number 3, RT 004/005, Tebet District.

Victim Muhammad Ridwan reported this incident to the Tebet Police Headquarters on Thursday, October 7, noon, around 12.00 WIB.

"I just found out around 10 am when I was about to leave for work, suddenly the motorbike was gone. After checking CCTV, it was found out (the theft incident) occurred around 4 am," said the victim, Thursday, October 7, evening.

According to the victim, the perpetrator entered the house alone and his face was caught on a CCTV camera.

"There was one perpetrator who entered the house, when he entered the fence, CCTV recorded the perpetrator's face. When he was about to take the motorbike, he knew that there was CCTV in front of him. Then he came out again and took a jacket to cover his face when he took out the motorbike," said Ridwan .

When the theft occurred, the victim said that the fence of his house was not locked. Because at that hour the family was busy selling food so the gate was not locked.

The theft of the motorbike has also gone viral on social media Instagram. In the video, the perpetrators can be seen entering a house where a Yamaha Nmax and Honda PCX motorbikes are parked in a row front and back. The perpetrators easily stole the victim's white Yamaha Nmax motorcycle behind the Honda PCX motorcycle.

Until now, the motorcycle theft case is still being handled by the Tebet Police Criminal Investigation Unit.

When confirmed, Tebet Police Chief Commissioner Alexander Yurikho confirmed the incident. They have also received reports of victims.

"The victim has reported to the Tebet Police. We have conducted a crime scene investigation. While the investigation process is still ongoing," he said.