Police Chase And Jambret Mobile Phone In Tambora, After Disposing Of Evidence Two Perpetrators Fell From Motorcycle

Two robbers in Tambora/ Photo; IST

JAKARTA - The arrest of two perpetrators of motorized robbery took place dramatically by the Tambora Police Criminal Investigation Unit. Like in the action film, members of the Tambora Police Criminal Investigation Unit had a chase with the perpetrators of the robbery using motorbikes until they finally managed to catch the two perpetrators.

The two perpetrators with the initials HH alias Iwan (33) and AAM (26) were finally arrested after the motorbike they were driving swayed and fell in panic. To eliminate traces of evidence, the perpetrator with the initials AAM threw the snatched cellphone at the Kali Krukut's son.

Tambora Police Chief, Kompol Putra Pratama said, HH and AAM are neighbors in Pekojan Village. HH acts as the owner and jockey of the motorbike. Meanwhile, AAM acts as the executor.

The incident began when Wawan, a victim of a convection worker, was walking while calling his parents in the village using an Infinix hot 30i cellphone. Two robbers suddenly appeared, grabbed the victim, and forcibly took the victim's cellphone.

It happened so quickly, the victim's cellphone for Rp. 2.5 million finally changed hands. The victim screamed hysterically when his cellphone was seized by the perpetrator, attracting the attention of other road users, including the police and local residents.

Because of panic being chased by the masses and the police, the motorbike driven by the perpetrator fell. However, the perpetrator threw away the cellphone. Meanwhile, the two perpetrators were arrested.

"The actions of the two perpetrators were carried out by riding a motorbike. They toured the Tambora area to look for victims. After crossing Jalan Sawah Lio, Jembatan Besi Village, Tambora, the perpetrators launched their actions," said Kompol Putra to VOI, Monday, September 25.

Based on the confessions of the two perpetrators, this is the first time they have snatched.

"The profit from the mugging will be sold and the money will be used for food and daily necessities," he said.

The two perpetrators with the initials HH and AAM are threatened with being charged with Article 365 of the Criminal Code, with a penalty of 9 years in prison.

"We are very grateful to the residents who dared to help in chasing and arrest the two perpetrators of this robbery," he said.

Until now, the two perpetrators have languished in the detention cell of the Tambora Police Headquarters.