Parking At The Office, This Denpasar Resident Is Shocked That His Hardtop Car Steering Wheel Is Missing, The Thief Is Arrested By The Police

DENPASAR- A specialist in steering wheel theft has been arrested by the North Denpasar Police, Bali. The perpetrator named I Made Ridyawan (49) sold his stolen goods online.

"The perpetrator admitted that he had stolen the steering wheel in several other places," said North Denpasar Police Chief Iptu I Putu Carlos Dolesgit, Wednesday, April 27.

The perpetrators took action at the BRI parking lot, Jalan Gatot Subroto Barat, North Denpasar on Thursday, April 14 at noon.

At that time, the victim named Dewa Ayu Mas Widiantri parked his Hardtop car in a special parking lot for BRI employees. When he returned to the car, the steering wheel was missing.

The victim checked the CCTV and saw someone getting into the car. The perpetrators wear traditional Balinese clothes.

"For that incident, the victim suffered a loss of Rp. 4 million and reported it to the North Denpasar Police," he added.

From this report, the police arrested the perpetrator on Sunday, April 24. From the examination, the perpetrator admitted to stealing the steering wheel using a key and a screwdriver. The victim's car was tucked into his backpack.

The stolen car steering wheel was sold via the perpetrator's Facebook. This steering wheel was purchased by Cirebon residents for Rp. 3.3 million.

"From the sale of the steering wheel, the money has been used up to buy food and clothing, and the perpetrator admitted that he had stolen a steering wheel in several other places, namely taking a Toyota car on the side of the road in Payangan, Gianyar, and taking the steering wheel on Jalan Tukad Balian, Sanur, Denpasar. South," said Iptu Carlos.