TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Police found bullet projectiles allegedly used to shot a Go-Jek driver at Jalan Kemang Utara VII, South Jakarta on Saturday, February 13, 2016.
Jakarta Police criminal investigation chief Adj. Sr. Comr. Audie Latuheru said that the projectile was found at a food stall, belongs to a resident named Siti, near the crime scene.
“We have found the projectiles. There are three bullet marks on the wall,” Audi said on Saturday, February 13, 2016.
The projectiles were not easy to find because when the bullet fell to a house, Siti’s child, named Radita, kicked the bullet.
“I didn’t know they were bullets. So I kicked them to the side,” Radita said.
Audie explained that the bullets were fired at a 45 degree angle.
“I didn’t know whether the bullets were fired as warning shots or the gun was used to smash victim’s head,” Audie said, adding that he could not confirm the type of the projectiles yet.
Earlier on Saturday afternoon, a Go-Jek driver named Rionaldo was shot by an unknown person. He was driving a blue Honda Vario at Jalan Kemang Utara VII, South Jakarta.
“A witness said that the shooter and the victim was arguing until they stopped at the crime scene before brawling,” Audie added.
Audie explained that a shot was fired shortly after the brawl.
“The victim sustained three flesh wounds in his head, but he was still awake,” Auide said.
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