Police Make Sure Two Alfamart Employees Who Was Tied Up By Robbers, Didn't Experience Sexual Harassment

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JAKARTA - The Senen Police Criminal Investigation Unit is still studying CCTV footage at the location of the Alfamart robbery, Jalan Letjen Suprapto IV, Bungur Village, Senen District, Central Jakarta.

From the video recording, it is known that one perpetrator was wearing a helmet and threatening two Alfamart waiters with the initials P and NNW.

"The two victims were tied up in a warehouse. The victims were only tied up," said Senen Police Chief Kompol Ari Susanto when contacted by VOI, Tuesday, May 17.

From the results of the examination of the two victims, it was found that the perpetrator only tied the victim's hands and took her to the warehouse. Kompol Ari confirmed that the two female victims were not sexually assaulted.

"What is clear is that his hands were tied. Not (harassed), his hands were tied. He wasn't harassed, no," he said.

After tying the hands of the two victims, the perpetrator immediately looked for his target item, namely some money stored in the safe.

"After that (tied up), the money was confiscated, the perpetrators drained it," he said.

Previously, it was reported that the Senen Police Criminal Investigation Unit was still hunting for the robbers who managed to seize Rp17 million in money at an Alfamart on Jalan Letjen Suprapto IV, Bungur Village, Senen District, Central Jakarta.