Journalists' House Entered The Thief In Ojol's JACKet, Beat Motor And Lost Work Boot

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TANGERANG - The actions of two motorcycle thieves were caught on CCTV cameras at a journalist's house on Jalan M. KUP, Pinang, Tangerang City. The victim named Fitriawan Ginting explained that the perpetrator wore an online motorcycle taxi (ojol) attribute, Thursday morning, February 16.

Ginting explained, based on the CCTV footage he saw, the two thieves shared tasks. The one wearing an ojol jacket and hat monitored the location while sitting on the motorbike without a license plate. His partner, who wore a sweater with a headgear and a mask, broke the lock on the fence of the house.

The perpetrator managed to get into the house and broke into the motorcycle's ignition key. In an instant, they managed to get out of the house carrying the victim's Honda Beat motorbike and shoes.

It happened at night while we were asleep. From the existing CCTV, the perpetrator did not use sandals when he entered the house. Maybe the goal is not to hear the sound of his movements. The other is monitoring the environment situation. We lost one Honda Beat motorbike and two work shoes and my son's school," said Fitriawan Ginting, while talking to reporters, Thursday, February 16.

"It seems that before taking action these perpetrators had planned by monitoring the environment. Incidentally, my house was the target. This must be watched out for, I am afraid there will be other victims. Security must be tightened," continued the man who is familiarly called Iwan.

All documents and evidence are being prepared by the victim to make a report to the local police so that this case is followed up.

"We will make a report. curanmors like this must be dealt with firmly. We are sure that the police are able to overcome this and arrest the perpetrators," Iwan hoped.