Allegedly There Are Other Parties Helping The Running, Police Spread The Face Of The Opulators Of The Tanah Abang Ojol Driver

Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Pol Komarudin/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA Disclosure of the case of the stabbing of MR (24), an online motorcycle taxi driver (ojol) that occurred on Jalan Mas Mansyur, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, the police spread posters of the perpetrator's face. Because until now, the whereabouts of the perpetrators have not been known.

Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Komarudin said the perpetrators had been on the wanted list (DPO), and posters of their faces would be distributed to various regions.

"We will distribute the DPO (face) against the perpetrator of the murder. The point is that he must be held accountable for his actions," said Kombes Komarudin when confirmed, Wednesday, November 16.

Kombes Komarudin also stated that his staff is currently continuing to hunt down the perpetrators. In fact, he strongly suspects that there are other people who help the perpetrators escape. The reason, according to Komarudin, if he runs into the forest, it is predicted that someone will help distribute logistics.

"We can see from the pattern that has been carried out, until now he has managed to run for quite a long time. It is possible that someone will help. If you go to the forest, there must be a logistics supplier, now it is included in various analyses from our team, analyzing all possibilities," he said.

Kombes Komarudin emphasized that the person who helped the killer escape would also be prosecuted. Meanwhile, from the results of data checking, the perpetrator is not a recidivist.

"So far, the perpetrators do not have a track record of dealing with the law," he said.

Kombes Komarudin said that he had deployed two teams. Until now, the team is still looking for the whereabouts of the perpetrator.

"The position of this perpetrator moving around, we also continue to monitor his movements which can be ascertained that the perpetrators are currently not in residential areas," he said.