Yesterday's Crimes: From Baby Abandonment to Illegal Cigarette Circulation
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several criminal news reports occurring within the Polda Metro Jaya legal jurisdiction on Wednesday (9/9) that remain noteworthy include a couple abandoning a baby in Tamansari, raids on suspected land mafia locations, and the monitoring of illegal cigarette circulation.
Here is the summary:
- Couple who abandoned baby in Tamansari arrested by police
Police have successfully apprehended a couple suspected of abandoning their baby in a dilapidated house in the RT 05 RW 02 area, Keagungan Village, Tamansari, West Jakarta, on Wednesday.
“The initials are R for the male, and E for the female,” said Tamansari Metro Police Chief, Kompol Bobby M. Zulfikar, when contacted in Jakarta on Wednesday.
- Police raid three locations regarding suspected 2019 PTSL land mafia in Bogor
The Property and Assets Sub-directorate (Harda) of the Polda Metro Jaya Directorate of Criminal Investigation raided three locations in the Bogor Regency, West Java, on Wednesday, related to the investigation of suspected land mafia criminal acts within the 2019 Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) programme.
Sub-director of Harda, Polda Metro Jaya, AKBP DK Zendrato, stated that the raids were conducted at the Bogor Regency I Land Office, as well as two other locations in the Cibinong and Bojonggede areas.
- Police hunt man who intentionally crashes into cars in North Jakarta
The Criminal Investigation Unit of the Penjaringan Metro Police are hunting a man suspected of frequently and intentionally crashing himself into several passing cars on Jalan Pluit Raya, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, an act that has caused public concern and gone viral on social media.
“The man’s modus operandi involves walking across the highway and slamming or crashing himself into cars for personal gain,” said Penjaringan Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit Head, AKP Kiki Tanlim, in Jakarta on Wednesday.
- Man caught on camera stealing abandoned laptop and iPad on Transjakarta
A man was captured via CCTV stealing a MacBook laptop and an iPad belonging to a passenger that were left behind on a Transjakarta bus in the Blok M area, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.
“A police report has been filed at the local station, and the investigation is currently underway,” said Kebayoran Baru Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit Head, AKP Andre JR Simamora, to journalists in Jakarta on Wednesday.
- Jakarta Customs tightens supervision of illegal cigarette circulation
The Jakarta Regional Office of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) is tightening supervision and enforcement against the circulation of illegal cigarettes to protect state revenue and create a healthy business competition climate.
Head of the Jakarta Customs Regional Office, Hendi Darnadi, emphasised that his office is strengthening risk-management-based supervision strategies and measured intelligence activities, while increasing inter-agency collaboration.