Indramayu Police Joint Team Arrests Two Motorcycle Theft Suspects
Indramayu Police have uncovered a theft case that occurred in Anjatan District, Indramayu Regency. In the matter, police detained two people suspected of being the perpetrators, with the initials C (54) and IG (51).
Both were detained in a series of disclosures carried out from Sunday to Monday, 23–24 August 2026. The arrests were made after the Resmob Unit of the Indramayu Police Criminal Investigation Unit together with the Anjatan Police Criminal Investigation Unit conducted an investigation into a theft report that occurred on 1 June 2026.
Indramayu Police Chief, AKBP Prianggo PM, through the Head of Criminal Investigation at Indramayu Police, AKP Muchammad Arwin Bachar, said the victim lost one Yamaha NMAX motorcycle and two mobile phones from his house on Gang Salak, Kopyah Village, Anjatan District. The loss was estimated at around Rp 18 million.
“After receiving the report, the Resmob Unit together with the Anjatan Police Criminal Investigation Unit conducted a crime scene investigation and a series of inquiries to identify the parties suspected of being involved,” said Arwin on Thursday (27/8/2026).
From the results of the investigation, officers then identified two people suspected of committing the theft and subsequently made the arrests. Based on the initial examination, C is suspected of having acted as the main perpetrator who entered the victim’s house.
IG is suspected of assisting in the act and carrying the stolen goods to be sold. Police also secured a number of pieces of evidence, including a mobile phone known to belong to the victim.
“The evidence was subsequently secured for the purposes of the investigation,” said AKP Arwin.
Separately, the Head of Public Relations at Indramayu Police, AKP Tarno, again urged the public not to hesitate to report if they discover any criminal acts or disturbances to public order in their respective neighbourhoods. Residents can use the Lapor Pak Polisi - Siap Mas Indramayu service via WhatsApp at 081999700110 or Call Centre 110.