Jakarta, hitclubapk3 Indonesia
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Police said
beating
against two debt collectors aka eagle eyes (
matel
) in the Heroes’ Cemetery (TMP) area
Kalibata
, South Jakarta, triggered by motorbike credit debt.
“From this afternoon until evening, we handled the case starting from the presence, in other words, of an eagle eye, wanting to collect a motorbike vehicle which indicated that it had not paid credit,” said South Jakarta Metro Police Chief Commissioner Nicolas Ary Lilipaly to reporters, Friday (12/12).
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In that incident, two matels died.Nicolas said the first victim died at the scene, the second victim died in hospital.
“The two people who served as eagle eyes were abused and beaten until one died on the spot and the other died in hospital,” said Nicolas.
Previously, Pancoran Police Chief Commissioner Mansur said the incident started when the two officers stopped a motorbike rider at the scene.
“The chronology is that there was one of the motorbike users. Well, the motorbike was suddenly stopped by these friends. After it was stopped, it stopped, as usual. Well, it just stopped, this is according to witness testimony, then it continued to stop, the other road users got out of the car,” said Mansur.
Mansur said the beating was carried out by the people in the car.He said the beating took place quickly.
“Suddenly
come
cars that drive cars on the road too.The car driver didn’t know where he suddenly came from to help.”Then the matel continued to beat him,” he said.
After the beating, unknown mobs returned to the location and burned nine kiosks, six two-wheeled vehicles and one four-wheeled vehicle.
Pancoran Police Chief Kompol Mansur suspects that the burning of the kiosks and vehicles was a counterattack for the beating that killed two Eagle Eyes.
“Perhaps there is a feeling of disapproval. The impact on the neighborhood here is that they don’t know anything because it happened on the street and according to witnesses it was just spontaneous, I don’t know where it came from, it’s still under investigation,” he told reporters, Thursday night.
“It’s hard to count the stalls, some of them are closed, because if you look at the fire points, there are approximately six fires, but we can put them out, coincidentally the owner is still around here,” said Mansur.
(between/yoa/wis)
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