Residents of Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, named MMT (60) was shocked when she found a complete firearm with ammunition and a smoke grenade in a suitcase left with her. She reported her findings to the Pasar Minggu Police Station on Friday (18/7).
It is known that the suitcase belongs to a Filipino national named Mario Marcos, who used to live in Indonesia until 2023. MMT used to be a masseur for Mario and his wife, who is affectionately called Mam Maclaris.
The couple lived in a boarding house with their two children on Jl. Pejaten Barat 4, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta. In December 2023, Mario and his children returned to the Philippines after his wife passed away.
When Mario left, MMT was asked to pick up Mario's suitcase in the Kelapa Gading area, North Jakarta.
"Requested by a Filipino citizen to take the belongings of the foreign national in Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara, to be taken to the witness's dormitory," said Kompol Anggiat Sinambela, the head of Pasar Minggu Police Station, when contacted on Sunday (20/7).
"Because it had been too long, about 1 year staying in the dormitory, the suitcase and the items were finally opened by the witness, and the items were found," he added.
MMT then told the other villagers about his discovery. Finally, together with a priest whose initials are SER, this discovery was reported to the Pasar Minggu Police Station on the same day.
Here is the complete contents of the bag:
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One piece of Glock 42 type firearm No. AAXM688
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Four magazine
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A holster
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Three gas lighters shaped like hand grenades, green color
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One black smoke grenade
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A black flash grenade
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2 rounds of 7.65 mm caliber
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158 rounds of 9 mm caliber
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.38 Auto caliber 433 rounds
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100 rounds of .380 Auto caliber
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4 pieces of 9 mm
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1 .38 Auto projectile
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1 piece of 9 mm projectile
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The Pasar Minggu Police Chief, Kompol Anggiat Sinambela, stated that Mario and his wife told MMT that they are doctors.
"if we ask him, what does he say, doctor," said Anggiat when contacted on Sunday (7/20).
According to Anggiat, they are not doctors practicing in hospitals. In Indonesia, they sell serum. However, it is unknown which serum they sell.
"Serum, I thought it was just the maid's serum," he said.
Mario left Indonesia together with his two children at that time. Meanwhile, his wife had already passed away. It is unknown whether they will return to Indonesia or not.
Granate and Hundreds of Bullets Found in a Suitcase at the Weekly Market Examined by the Bomb Disposal Team
Dangerous items have been handed over to Pasar Minggu Police Station. Then they were handed over to the Gegana Team of Polda Metro Jaya for further inspection.
"that all evidence was brought by Detasemen Jibom Gegana Sat Brimob Polda Metro Jaya," said Kompol Anggiat Sinambela, the Pasar Minggu Police Chief, when contacted on Sunday (20/7).
The result of the examination is not yet known.
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