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The End of a Chase: Authorities Apprehend Four Suspects Linked to Shooting of Car Rental Boss on Tangerang Toll Road

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Membershi: 4 Suspects in Rental Car Boss Shooting Case on Tangerang-Merak Toll Road Finally Apprehended

In a gruesome incident, a shooting occurred on the toll road, leaving the rental car boss dead and another injured. The suspects, initially at large, have now been apprehended by the authorities. Here’s the detailed report:

Initial Incident

A fatal shooting took place at the Rest Area KM 45 on the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road on Thursday morning (2/1) around 4:30 AM. The motive behind the shooting was a dispute over a rental car that was taken without permission. The car’s owner, using a fake identity, was subsequently arrested in Picung, Pandeglang. However, he was not the primary suspect in the shooting.

The actual shooters, who were driving the victim’s car to the rest area, were confronted by the car owner. In response, they opened fire, killing the car rental boss, IA (48), and injuring another person, R (59).

Suspects Apprehended

The police swiftly moved to apprehend the suspects. As of Saturday (4/1), all four suspects have been arrested. "The suspects have been apprehended," confirmed Tangerang Polresta Chief, Kombes Baktiar Joko Mujiono.

Among the arrested is a member of the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL). Panglima TNI, General Agus Subiyanto, confirmed the navy member’s arrest and stated that disciplinary action will be taken if the suspect is found guilty.

Victims’ Condition

One of the victims, IA, succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. The other victim, R, sustained critical injuries and is currently receiving intensive care at a hospital.

The police are continuing their investigation to uncover more details and potential associates of the suspects.

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Arrest of 4 Suspects in Fatal Shooting of Car Rental Boss on Tangerang-Merak Toll Road

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Breaking: Four Suspects Detained in Toll Road Shooting Incident; TNI Soldier Linked

In a swift response to a recent shooting incident on the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road, Indonesian police have successfully apprehended four suspects.

Jakarta – The Indonesian police have swiftly moved to investigate the case of a rental car company boss who was shot and killed at the km 45 rest area of the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. In a significant development, four suspects have now been detained.

"Police have successfully detained all four suspects involved in the shooting," confirmed Tangerang Police Chief, Commissioner General Baktiar Joko Mujiono, on Saturday (4/1/2025). However, he declined to provide further details, stating that the suspects would be interrogated further on Monday.

In addition to the suspects, the police have also apprehended the car rental customer who was initially suspected of being involved in the car theft, identified as Ajat Supriatna (AS). He was arrested in Pandeglang.

Military Involvement Confirmed

Adding a twist to the investigation, Indonesia’s mainstream media have reported the involvement of an active-duty soldier from the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL). Confirming the news, Indonesia’s Chief of Defense, General Agus Subiyanto, acknowledged that the soldier has been detained.

"[The soldier] has been detained," General Agus confirmed to detik.com, on Friday (3/1/2025). He assured the public that the military would swiftly process the case and take stern action if the soldier was found guilty.

"If found guilty, appropriate action will be taken in accordance with existing laws," he stated firmly.

If the soldier is found guilty, he faces the possibility of being discharged from the military and serving a jail sentence.

The Shooting Incident

The shooting incident occurred at 04:30 WIB on Thursday (2/1/2025), with Tangerang Police Chief, Commissioner General Baktiar Joko Mujiono, personally leading the response team to the scene. Police succeeded in securing the crime scene, seizing a 9mm bullet casing and a yellow Honda Brio.

The shooting was reportedly triggered by a dispute over a stolen rental car. The victim, who was tracking down his stolen car, encountered the suspects at the km 45 rest area of the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. When confronted, the suspects opened fire, killing one person and injuring another.

"The suspects fired five shots at close range, hitting [the victims] I (48) in the chest and left hand, and R (59) in the right armpit," recounted the head of Tangerang Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit, Commissioner Arief Nazaruddin Yusuf.

This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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Denials from TNI AU: No Troops Involved in Shooting of Car Rental Boss

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TNI AU Denies Involvement in toll road fatal shooting; Alleges Misinformation

TNI AU’s Disciplinary and Security Office (Dispamsanau) and Military Police of the Air Force (Pomau) are investigating claims that one of the suspects in the shooting death of two car rental business owners on the Tangerang-Merak toll road is a member of the Air Force. In a statement released on its official Twitter account, TNI AU confirmed that no Air Force personnel were involved in the incident.

"Our thorough investigation, conducted by Dispamsanau, Pomau, and coordinated with the Tangerang Police Resort’s Criminal Investigation Unit, found no involvement of Air Force personnel in the incident," said the statement. TNI AU reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the law and maintaining the integrity of its personnel.

Latest Developments

Meanwhile, the Naval Police Center (Puspomal) has arrested an alleged mastermind linked to the shooting incident. The suspect, an active naval member, is currently undergoing intense questioning at Puspomal headquarters. No official statement has been released regarding the suspect’s identity, the timeline of the arrest, or the motive behind the shooting.

Original Incident Details

Four suspects are believed to be involved in the fatal shooting and attempted car theft, which occurred at 04:30 WIB on January 2nd, 2025. The incident stemmed from a dispute over aHonda Brio car, seemingly stolen using GPS tracking and later found at a rest area on the toll road. The Richardson ("IA", 48) and the driver ("R", 59) were shot while trying to retrieve their car. Richardson was killed, and the driver was injured.

Adding to the ongoing investigation, Aji Supriatna ("AS") was arrested in Pandeglang, believed to be the first person who rented the car before it was stolen. AS was apprehended at his hideout in Pandeglang and is currently detained for further questioning.

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Rent-A-Car Customer Arrested in Connection with Toll Rest Area Boss Shooting

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Breaking News: Suspect Arrested in Fatal Toll Road Shooting Incident

Pandeglang, Indonesia – In a significant breakthrough, police have detained Agus Supriatna (AS), a prime suspect in the grisly shooting at a rest area on the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. Agus was apprehended in the Pandeglang regency, authorities confirmed.

Inspector Alfian Yusuf, Head of Criminal Investigation at Pandeglang Police, announced the arrest. "Pandeglang Police have apprehended the suspect with the initials AS, who is believed to be the renter of the vehicle belonging to the deceased," he stated.

The arrestee, Agus Supriatna, was taken into custody from a lodging owned by his relative in Picung District, Pandeglang. He is suspected of being the first person to have rented the car that was later used in the shooting incident at Rest Area KM 45 on the Toll Road.

Agus Supriatna is now in custody and will be transferred to the Tangerang City Police for further investigation and legal proceedings. His involvement in the case and potential motive remain under investigation.

Earlier, the fatal shooting was linked to a suspected car theft involving a rental vehicle owned by the victims. The main suspect had been driving the Honda Brio belonging to the rental business when the shooting occurred. The suspect, however, was not the car’s renter but had acquired it through other means.

In a pursuit to recover his vehicle, the rental business owner, later identified as the deceased, tracked down the suspect’s location using GPS. The chase ended at Rest Area KM 45, where the altercation turned violent.

Brigadier General Baktiar Joko Mujiono, Chief of Tangerang City Police, described the incident. "The chain of events started with a suspected theft of a rental car from the victim’s family. The perpetrator used GPS to evade detection and sell the car in Pandeglang. After the victim located the car, a confrontation ensued."

In the exchange of fire, the rental business owner, identified as I.A (48), was fatally shot, and another individual, R (59), sustained injuries. The shooter, now identified as Agus Supriatna, fled the scene but was tracked down by police in Pandeglang.

The incident occurred at around 04:30 WIB on Thursday, January 2, 2024. Police identified four suspects involved in the case.

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Military Police Investigate Possible Link Between Navy Officer and Murder of Car Rental Boss

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Arrested: TNI AL Member Linked to Boss’s Shooting on Jakarta-Merak Toll Road

In a significant development, the Joint Police Task Force has apprehended a key suspect believed to be involved in the fatal shooting of a boss of a car rental company on the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road (Tol Jakarta-Merak) at KM 45. The suspect, a member of the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL), is currently being intensively interrogated at the Joint Police Task Force headquarters (Puspomal).

General Mayjen Yusri Nuryanto, the head of the Joint Police Task Force, confirmed the arrest. "The perpetrator has been apprehended and is currently undergoing intensive interrogation at Puspomal," he stated, as reported by Antara news agency. However, he did not disclose the identity of the TNI AL member or provide details about the arrest, nor the motive behind the shooting.

Meanwhile, the hunt for the perpetrators of the car rental boss’s murder continues. While the suspect’s identity has been established, further details on the chronology of the arrest and the case’s motive remain scarce.

Hunt for Perpetrators Ongoing

The police are still pursuing the suspects involved in the murder of the car rental boss in the Rest Area KM 45 of the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. The head of the Criminal Investigations Unit (Satreskrim) of the Tangerang Police (Polresta Tangerang), Purba, revealed that they have identified the perpetrators through CCTV footage analysis.

"We have identified several suspects, and our Criminal Intelligence Unit is still in the field for the arrest process," he said, as reported by Antara. The police have also recovered evidence from the scene, including a Brio car in orange and a shotgun shell, and suspect that a pistol was used. Forensic ballistic testing has confirmed that the weapon used was a pistol, not an airsoft gun.

Earlier, it was reported that there were four suspects involved in the incident, according to the Chief of Police (Kapolresta) of Tangerang, Kombes Baktiar Joko Mujiono. He noted that the suspects arrived at the scene using two cars.

The investigation is ongoing, and more updates are expected to be released soon.

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Hired Assassin Abandons Car at Tangerang Toll Road Rest Area

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Car Rental Bosses Ambushed and Shot in Tangerang-Merek Toll Dispute

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In a shocking turn of events, two car rental bosses, identified by their initials IA (48) and R (59), were targeted in a shooting incident at the Rest Area of the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road, exiting Km 45. The motive behind the ambush was allegedly a dispute over a car rental vehicle that was supposedly hijacked.

The local police, led by IPDA Purbawa, revealed that the assailants, believed to number four, approached the scene using two vehicles. One of them, a Honda Brio, was later discovered abandoned following the shooting.

The altercation was sparked by IA and R’s attempts to confront the assailants over the suspected theft of their rental car. The rental bosses tracked down the vehicle, leading to a confrontation at the Rest Area. Witnesses reported that IA and R were shot multiple times, with IA being pronounced dead at the scene and R sustaining critical injuries.

According to police reports, the assailants opened fire with a 9mm pistol, leaving behind casings and the abandoned Honda Brio at the crime scene. The police are currently investigating the incident and pursuing the suspects.

This brazen ambush has sent shockwaves through the car rental industry, underscoring the need for enhanced security measures and vigilance among rental operators. The police have called upon anyone with information regarding the incident or the whereabouts of the suspects to come forward.

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Timeline: Police Officer killed in Motorcycle Rental Service Dispute at Tangerang Toll Road Rest Area

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Shocking Toll Shooting: Rental Car Boss Killed, Another Injured in Jakarta-Merak Highway Incident

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In a chilling turn of events, police have revealed the timeline of a shooting that occurred at the Rest Area KM 45 on the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road in the early hours of Thursday, February 1. The incident left a 60-year-old rental car boss, identified by his initials RM, dead, and another, IS (48), injured from gunshot wounds.

The incident began when the suspect allegedly attempted to steal a rental car belonging to the victims. Using GPS, the suspect tracked the vehicle to Pandeglang before locating it parked outside a minimarket at the rest area, according to a witness, AM, who is also a family member of the rental car boss.

When the victims’ car was ambushed, the suspect opened fire in a brutal attack, injuring both RM and IS. Another witness, NN, reported seeing a chase between the suspect’s car and the victims’ before they stopped at the minimarket.

The suspect then allegedly fired five shots from a minibus, hitting both victims. RM succumbed to his injuries, while IS was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to his chest and left hand. RM was shot below his right armpit.

Police have recovered five 9mm Luger shell casings and the victims’ orange-colored Brio car as evidence. The motive behind the shooting is still under investigation.

Tangerang Police Chief, Kombes Pol. Baktiar Joko Mujiono, expressed his commitment to swiftly apprehending the suspect. "We are conducting a comprehensive investigation. We will not rest until we have caught the perpetrator," he said.

The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, highlighting the need for increased safety measures along the busy Jakarta-Merak Toll Road.

(Source: CNN Indonesia)

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Blog Battle on the Highway: A Narrow Escape from a Shooting Incident in Tangerang Toll Road

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BREAKING: Boss of Car Rental Company Ambushed and Shot near Km 45 of Tangerang-Merak Tollway

In a dramatic turn of events, the police have revealed a chilling account of the moments leading up to a planned shooting that claimed the life of a 48-year-old man, IA, and left another, R (59), injured. The incident occurred at a rest area along the Tangerang-Merak Tollway, marking a shocking twist in the tale of car rental gone wrong.

The sequence of events unfolded like a scene from a high-stakes thriller. IA and R, in their valiant attempt to retrieve a stolen car, engaged in a cat-and-mouse chase that ended in a hail of gunfire, leaving one dead and the other wounded.

Police investigation revealed that the targeted car, a Fatal Kenjeran Crash”>Honda Brio, had been illegaly transferred, and was not the work of a petty thief but a well-planned heist. The CORPORATE VICTIMS, alerted to the illegal transfer of their car, set out to track down the criminal.

A tense high-speed pursuit ensued until the two parties reached the rest area at Km 45 of the Tangerang-Merak Tollway. The car thief, intent on ensuring his getaway, opened fire, executing a fatal shot that claimed IA’s life, and injuring R.

The assailant, remains at large, having escaped the scene in another vehicle following the shooting. The investigation continues, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.

The deceased, IA, was the boss of the car rental company, a respected figure in the local community. His sudden and violent death has sent shockwaves through his friends and colleagues.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the growing levels of car theft and violent crime in the region, urging everyone to remain vigilant and ensure the security of their vehicles.

*More updates to follow as the story develops.

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Gunshots on the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road: Chaos Erupts After Driver Exits Vehicle

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Gunmen Attack Two Men at Tangerang-Merak Toll Rest Area; One Dead, One Injured

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Vigorous manhunt underway after victims, IA (48) and R (59), shot at rest area KM 45

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In a shocking turn of events, two men became the latest victims of a brazen daytime shooting at a rest area on the Tangerang-Merak Toll Road. The incident occurred early this morning, leaving one man dead and another fighting for his life.

The survivors recounted the chilling details of the attack, which happened moments after they exited their vehicle at the KM 45 rest area. "They came out of their car, and that’s when the shooting started," said a witness, who preferred to remain anonymous.

The police have confirmed the deaths of IA, a 48-year-old man, and the serious injury of R, a 59-year-old. IA succumbed to his wounds after being struck in the chest, while R remains in critical condition after being shot in the shoulder.

Authorities have launched a extensive manhunt for the shooters, with early investigations indicating that they fled the scene in a black SUV. Forensic teams are currently collecting evidence to help piece together the events leading up to the fatal encounter.

"Right now, we’re pursuing several leads and following up on witness accounts," stated Kombes Baktiar Joko Mujiono, the chief of the TangerangPolice. "We’re committed to finding those responsible and ensuring justice for the victims and their families."

This is the latest in a series of violent incidents on toll roads nationwide, giving rise to concerns about safety in such areas. The police have urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.

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