Business Man Kill

He is a 40 yo businessman.

The police have named him a suspect for allegedly killing a motorcyclist.

He deliberately hit him with his car in a road rage case.

He has deliberately hit him after an argument at a traffic light.

The victim stopped his motorbike in front of his car, while he was driving at the red light.

The red light is around 3 kilometers from the scene.

He repeatedly honked.

He urged him to give way, but the victim didn’t move.

One of the passengers of the car went out and hit the victim.

When the light turned green, he chased him until his car hit his motorbike.

We are digging deeper into the case

If we find evidence of intention, we may charge the suspect with murder.

An eyewitness told me that …

The victim has slowed down near the headquarters.

However …

The car maintained its speed …despite onlookers shouting to slow down; so

It eventually hit the motorbike.

Another eyewitness echoed his statement.

He said …

The car driver has continued to drive, even after hitting the motorcyclist, and dragging the victim 15 meters, before bouncing off the motorbike.

Police and residents aimed (bermaksud) to help the victim.

But he passed away on the scene.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2018/08/23/businessman-kills-motorcyclist-in-deliberate-collision-police.html

The Surakarta Police have named a 40-year-old businessman a suspect for allegedly killing a motorcyclist after deliberately hitting him with his car in a road rage case.

Surakarta Police detective unit chief Comr. Fadli said the investigators alleged that the suspect, identified as Iwan Adranacus, had deliberately hit Eko Prasetyo, 28, on Jl. KS Tubun in Surakarta on Wednesday, after an argument at a traffic light. 

The victim reportedly stopped his motorbike in front of the Mercedes Benz Iwan was driving at the red light, around 3 kilometers from the scene.

“Iwan repeatedly honked, urging Eko to give way, but the victim did not move. One of the passengers [of the car] got out and hit the victim,” Fadli said on Thursday.

When the light turned green, Iwan chased Eko until Iwan’s car hit Eko’s motorbike.

“We are digging deeper into the case. If we find evidence of intention, we may charge the suspect with murder,” he said.

An eyewitness, Sigit Parmanto, 33, told The Jakarta Post that the victim had slowed down near the Surakarta Police headquarters. However, the car maintained its speed despite onlookers shouting to slow down, so it eventually hit the motorbike. 

Another eyewitness, Valencia Melani, 26, echoed Sigit’s statement, saying the car driver had continued to drive even after hitting the motorcyclist, dragging the victim 15 meters, before bouncing off the motorbike.

“Police and residents aimed to help the victim, but he had passed away on the scene,” she said. (sau/swd)

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