Sukabumi –
An angkot driver panicked after being caught by residents of Perum Karang Kencana, Karang Tengah Village, Gunung Puyuh District, Sukabumi City, West Java. nasty in the angkot. Panicked, the driver stepped on the gas and hit a residential security guard.
Residents, who initially only wanted to question the perpetrator, were emotional and beat the unknown perpetrator to a pulp, the perpetrator was then taken to the R Syamsudin SH Hospital. In addition to the perpetrators, the security guard known as Asep was also taken to the hospital due to his injuries.
“So the car was raided by the residents, at first they wanted to discuss it well. But the perpetrator refused and immediately stepped on the gas to go into the housing, after that turned back to the north right at the security corner and was hit by a local resident,” said Wildan Purnama, a local resident. to reporters, Tuesday (7/9/2021). Wildan said the incident occurred at around 21.15 WIB.
Wildan suspected that the perpetrator had just committed an immoral act and then panicked because the residents found out. After hitting a security guard, the perpetrator’s public transportation plunged into the bushes. Angry residents had time to destroy the angkot that was brought by the perpetrators.
“There are two people in the angkot, one man is naked while the woman is still wearing clothes,” said Wilda.
Afik, a local resident, said that the two people from inside the angkot were brought by the police. When residents arrived at the location, women’s panties were found in the angkot.
“The security guard was in serious condition after being hit by the perpetrator. Before the incident, the angkot was driving at high speed. Entering the housing complex, when he turned back to the front, the residents had gathered, lost control and entered the bushes,” said Afik.
Unfortunately, when met by a number of media crews, the Head of the Gunung Puyuh Police, Sukabumi Resort City, AKP Arif Sapta, was reluctant to provide any information regarding the incident.
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