inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency arrested five people allegedly to be in a group of multi-regional motorcycle theft. The case uncovering began when public reported the case through Bang Resmob Hotline and monitoring on the viral video in social media.
The Head of INP Mobile Investigation Unit, Superintendent Teuku Arsya Khadafi explains that the case begins with the theft of a motorcycle of a courier in Cileungsi, Bogor Regency, West Java, on Friday (10/2/2026).
Their actions were recorded in CCTV cameras, showing that they broke the lock and taking the victim's motorcycle then circulated widely on social media.
Following on the report, police immediately launched the investigation and identified the perpetrators.
"For a courier, a vehicle is not just a means of transportation, but also their primary means of earning a living for their family. As soon as we received the report through the Mobile Brigade Hotline and through social media monitoring, we immediately ordered our team to act swiftly and take firm action against the perpetrators," said Arsya in a statement in Jakarta, Tuesday (10/13/2026).
Based on CCTV footage analysis and the results of the investigation, the police identified the main suspect. On Monday morning (10/5/2026), officers arrested KM, also known as KO, along with two other individuals, TAR and LAP.
The police then expanded their investigation to trace the stolen vehicle sales network. That same day, officers arrested DP in the Cipeucang Lake tourist area, Mustikajaya, Bekasi, who is suspected of acting as a receiver. Police also arrested AA, who is suspected of acting as a jockey to pick up stolen motorcycles.
From the investigation, police confiscated several pieces of evidence, including a Yamaha NMAX motorcycle, two T-shaped wrenches, two magnetic lockpicks, one lockpick, two sharp weapons, and a machete.
Arsya stated that investigators are still coordinating with the Bogor Sub-regional Police and the Cileungsi Sector Police to develop the case. Police are also pursuing other suspected parties who are still at large.
He emphasized that the investigation into this case is part of INP Criminal Investigation Agency's commitment to supporting the 100-Day Work Program of INP Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto, particularly in expediting the handling of crimes of public concern.
"This investigation is also part of our commitment to implementing the National Police Chief's 100-Day Work Program to expedite the handling of cases of public concern and eradicate criminal networks," he said.
Arsya also urged the public not to hesitate to report crimes through the Bang Resmob Hotline or the Bareskrim Polri Satresmob social media channels. Information from the public is considered crucial in helping the police solve cases and prevent similar crimes.
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