No One Is Responsible For The Cost Of Living, Two Young Jandas Cury Baby Clothing And Cosmetics At Season City Mall

Two unhusbandly young women stole baby clothes and cosmetics at Season City malls/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA - Two young widows with the initials VJ (30) and VL (31) were caught red-handed while carrying out the theft of baby and cosmetic equipment at Season City Mall, Tambora District, West Jakarta. Both were arrested by the security guard guarding the supermarket. Meanwhile, a colleague with the initials RI (DPO) managed to escape.

The two VJ and VL perpetrators were then secured to the Tambora Police for further processing. During an examination by investigators from the Tambora Police Criminal Investigation Unit, both admitted that they were trapped in economic needs.

"The suspect's confession was a motive for stealing to meet the needs of life. They admitted that they were desperate to commit theft because of a single parent (wieldow) and became the backbone of the family," said Tambora Police Chief Kompol Putra Pratama when confirmed by VOI, Tuesday, February 14.

This theft was carried out by three perpetrators, namely VJ, VL and RI (DPO). They first made an appointment to steal at Seasons City Mall, West Jakarta.

"So the perpetrators of the initials VJ, VL and RI (DPO) made an appointment at Seasons City Mall to steal. When they arrived at Seasons City Mall, the two perpetrators were invited by RI (DPO) to Transmart," he said.

Furthermore, VJ and VL perpetrators were asked by their friends to put the items into the trolley which were then put into the bags of the perpetrators VJ and VL. After the goods were put in the bag, the perpetrators immediately left the supermarket location.

However, the actions of the perpetrators had been suspected by the supermarket guard officers so that an examination was carried out. How surprised the perpetrators were when officers found a number of items they had stolen.

"The Tambora Police will continue the theft process to the investigation stage of the two perpetrators. The suspect's confession was the motive for stealing to meet the needs of life," he explained.

Until now, the theft case is still being handled by the Tambora Police Headquarters.