Women Who Hijack Patrol Cars Don't Have Mental Disorders, Their Behavior Is Strange Because Of The Effects Of Drugs

Women Pick Up Patrol Cars On The Becakayu Toll Road/Screenshot

East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Leonardus Simarmata emphasized that the perpetrators of the hijacking of patrol cars did not suffer from mental disorders. "No, there is no (insurgency)," said Kombes Leonardus when confirmed, Thursday, July 27. The perpetrators of Jesicca carried out the act of hijacking a patrol car and hit a number of vehicles because they were suspected of being under the influence of narcotics. "The person concerned is healthy, only under the influence of drugs," he said. Currently, the East Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit (Satreskrim) is still being investigated by the perpetrator's cellphone. "We will investigate the communication tools that this perpetrator has. Later we will also examine their friends," he said. Meanwhile, investigators from the East Jakarta Metro Police Satreskrim have not checked the apartments of the perpetrators because their positions are still locked.

"Currently it is still locked. The keys and others are still being held by the perpetrators," he said. Previously, it was reported that the Head of the Highway Patrol Unit (Kasat PJR) Ditlantas Polda Metro Jaya Kompol Sutikno said that the perpetrators of the patrol car hijackers at the Jatiwaringin toll gate, Bekacayu Toll Road, Bekasi, were suspected of having mental disorders. "It is suspected that they experienced mental disorders," said Kompol Sutikno to reporters, Monday, July 24. Later, it was discovered that the perpetrator, whose full name was Jesicca Koroh (33), a resident of Jalan Kemanggisan Hilir IX, Palmerah District, West Jakarta. Kompol Sutikno said that Jesicca's reckless action began when the toll road patrol officer put a person suspected of being mentally disturbed into the car. The officer wanted to coordinate with the toll road security guard. "Tiba - arrived a road car (hitched by the perpetrator) and the officers tried to hold the car, then dragged the car," he said.