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Previously, the www.hukumindo.com platform has talk about "Contoh Surat Permohonan Penetapan Akta Kematian Secara Mandiri", "The Case of Fake Doctors in Indonesian Soccer", "Another Unique Case, Judge Marrying Divorce Plaintiff Becomes Second Wife", you may read also "These are 4 Legal Cases that Have Befallen the Elderly in Indonesia" and on this occasion we will discuss about 'Totally Weird Case, Police Officer Steals a Police Motorbike at the Police Station'.
Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS, a member of the Central Lampung Police has been named a suspect in the motorbike theft case. He allegedly stole a motorbike belonging to a fellow Policeman, Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) Aldi Rahmanda Putra, who was parked at the Central Lampung Police Headquarters, on Tuesday (7/2/2023).[1]
The incident began when Aldi, who was about to picket at the Central Lampung Police Headquarters, parked his vehicle in the barracks. After carrying out picket duties, Aldi found that his motorbike had disappeared at the parking location. "Aldi made a loss report the next day, Wednesday (8/2/2023) morning," said Central Lampung Police Chief, Adjunct Senior Commissioner of Police, Doffie Fahlevi Sanjaya.[2]
Upon receiving the report, the criminal investigators immediately launched an investigation. From the results of the CCTV inspection, Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS appeared to be in the vicinity of the barracks motorbike parking lot then approached Aldi's motorbike. "Because there were police officers who brought the victim's motorbike, the detectives immediately gathered all of them," said Doffie. Suspicion of Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS was further strengthened by Aldi's statement that the suspect knew the secret key to his motorbike. During the examination, it was proven that Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS had stolen Aldi's motorbike.[3]
Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS admitted that he did not sell Aldi's motorbike, but kept it at his house which is located in Bekri District, Central Lampung, Lampung Province. He also admitted that he did not plan to sell the motorbike because he wanted to use it for his personal vehicle. According to Bripda (Police Brigadier Two) RS, he was targeting the victim's motorbike, which was still new, because he was tempted to have it.[4] And if you have any legal issue in Indonesia territory, contact us then, feel free in 24 hour, we will be happy to assist you.
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References:
1. "Kronologi Polisi Curi Motor Polisi di Markas Polisi Lampung Tengah, Baru Tujuh Bulan Bertugas", medan.kompas.com., Diakses pada tanggal 26 Februari 2023, Link: https://medan.kompas.com/read/2023/02/18/201454478/kronologi-polisi-curi-motor-polisi-di-markas-polisi-lampung-tengah-baru-tujuh
2. Ibid.
3. Ibid.
4. Ibid.