The address of the owner of a BMW car parked at Ngurah Rai Airport as stated on the STNK is allegedly fictitious. The owner on behalf of I Putu Tjandi Tirta having his address at Jalan Kartini No. 129 Wangaya Kaja Hamlet is not registered in the local hamlet.
“There is no one of my residents named (I Putu Tjandi Tirta), yes, I have been here for a long time and become a native of the people here, I know the names of people here, but if the name is not,” said Head Wangaya Kaja hamlet , Made Suwena, Monday (6/1).
According to Suwena, his party is still trying to trace the existence of house numbers that could have been deliberately blamed by the owner of the house in question. Because, the number 129 listed on the STNK was completely absent in the Wangaya Kaja , Denpasar.
“Earlier there were also from the Denpasar Criminal Investigation Unit two people came here to try to track the whereabouts of the person concerned, but there were no results yet. So tomorrow (Tuesday) do not try to check the population data in the village, who knows there is. There is a possibility that a car has changed house number and others, “he explained.
He claimed to have immediately established communication with the local village to facilitate the search for BMW car owners with the police number DK 118 AV.”As much as possible I will help to be found, but only in this area, if the owner, for example, has moved since a few years ago and is beyond our knowledge, we also do not know yet,” he added.
Meanwhile, I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport Police Chief, Kompol Agung Budiarto, said that his party had been looking for the owner of a BMW car parked for 4 years at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali.”We have been looking for it but we have not found it because the person concerned is no longer in the address. Maybe the person concerned was there, we searched there, there was none,” Budiarto said when contacted on Monday afternoon (1/6).
He explained, he had been looking for a car owner with the DK 118 AV police number, not stolen because it had been checked by his side. “If the theft is registered, but we don’t know either. But the important thing is that the owner came here to take it. If the theft does have a police report, we check it is also not there,” he added.
He also said that the BMW car with the maroon color had been parked for a long time since he had not served as the Air Police Chief of the I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport.”We are still waiting while we look for it, so that the person concerned comes here. We cannot delegate it, the problem is that ownership is still there. Only here the obstacles are that the relevant parties have not taken along with their legal documents,” he said. (Funnel / ACH / KAD)
