Begal Mappaodang in Makassar finally caught

Topik id. Makassar - Makassar Polrestabes arrested five young perpetrators in Makassar, South Sulawesi. This illegal plot is known to be sadistic and has been in action in 15 locations.

This was conveyed, Kapolrestabes Makassar, Commissioner Dwi Ariwibowo at Mapolrestabes Makassar. According to him, of the five suspects, four of them were the main perpetrators, while the other one acted as a receptor for goods produced by crime.

"They are not reluctant to slash or hurt their victims," ​​said Sr. Dwi, during a press conference in Makassar on Monday (12/17/2018).



Those arrested were initials A, AM, AI, AR and BH. The five were arrested in the Mappaodang area, Makassar, on Thursday (13/12). These actors have acted in 15 locations

"Now only 15 TPK, it can only be revealed, coincidence of disgrace has been opened with us. Now it is open, this happens to be five and two residifis," he explained

Meanwhile, Chief of the Criminal Investigation Unit of Makassar Police Commissioner Wirdhanto Hadicaksono said that the five perpetrators were known as the Mappaoddang gang.

"We identify this group based on the location they often make as a place to gather or act," said Wirdhanto.




Of the five perpetrators, added Wirdhanto, three of them were still underage, while the other two were recidivists.

"The threat of punishment, we applied article 365 verses 1 and 2 about theft by violence with the threat of 12 years in prison," concluded Wirdhanto.

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