BANYUWANGI- Be careful providing telecommunications services. When not thorough and careful, the result could be criminal sanctions. This is what Chusnul Yaqin is currently experiencing, 36, residents of Lebo Village, Sidoarjo District, Sidarjo.
The man was forced to deal with the police because he received a service to open a mobile phone password that was allegedly stolen. To support the evidence and the legal process, the police secured an iPhone type cell phone 6 Here's the cell phone case.
The tall man was staying at the Banyuwangi Police Headquarters detention cell. He was charged with Article 480 Criminal Code regarding the recipient of the proceeds of crime. Chusnul's arrest was based on a report by the victim who owns a cell phone, Alena to Mich, 13, resident of Jalan Basuki Rahmat, Banyuwangi.
The story, around the end of last May the victim was relaxing in the Roxy Mall area. While at the shopping mall, the victim plays around the playing field. The cell phone apparently escaped from the victim's control. When the victim is engrossed in playing without realizing there is a pair of eyes looking at the iPhone 6 hers.
Right, when the victim is asleep, The offender immediately took the cell phone. "The perpetrators are still being hunted by officers. It is suspected that he sold it to Chusnul,” said AKP Stevie Arnold Rampengan, Kasatreskrim Polres Banyuwangi, yesterday.
Realizing the cell phone is lost, the victim immediately reported the case to the police. The police began to investigate. Finally the police got a positive signal. It was detected that the victim's cell phone had been used by someone else.
Stevie said that the cell phone had been reported stolen by the victim. In fact Chusnul managed to open the lock through a counter service in Sidoarjo. To unlock it, Chusnul spent Rp 2,5 million.
After tracing, the perpetrator was finally arrested while at a noodle shop on Jalan Agus Salim. With evidence in hand, he was herded by officers to the Banyuwangi Police Headquarters detention cell. (radar)
