Residents Raid Car in Motion at Kisaran Rusunawa, Turns Out a Police Officer Inside

ASAHAN, KOMPAS.com - A Brigadier Two (Bripda) rank officer from the Tanjungbalai Police, identified as SAS, is under investigation by the professional and security division (Propam) after being caught by residents inside a car with a woman at the Kisaran Low-Cost Rental Flats (Rusunawa) area, Asahan Regency, North Sumatra.

The incident occurred on Thursday (17/9/2026) around 9:00 p.m. WIB.

Public Relations Officer for Tanjungbalai Police, Ipda Muhammad Ruslan, confirmed that SAS is a police officer assigned to the Samapta Unit of the Tanjungbalai Police.

SAS was initially handled by the Asahan Police Propam before the case was transferred to the Tanjungbalai Police Propam for further examination.

"He is indeed a police personnel and is currently being investigated by the Propam of Tanjungbalai Police," Ruslan said.

According to Ruslan, the case is still under investigation.

If two pieces of evidence are found during the investigation, SAS may face special placement (patsus) for 30 days.

"At the moment, this is still under investigation. The individual serves in the Samapta Unit of the Tanjungbalai Police," he added.

Police state the woman is Bripda SAS’s girlfriend

Ruslan said that based on SAS’s statement, the woman found with him inside the car is his girlfriend.

"Yes, according to his account, the woman is his girlfriend," he concluded.

Before being handed over for formal questioning, SAS was secured by residents at the Rusunawa Kisaran area.

According to an unnamed security officer at the Rusunawa, the incident began when several children playing nearby noticed a white Toyota Rush parked within the Rusunawa complex.

The vehicle appeared to be shaking, which caught the attention of the children.

"At first, they were playing, then they saw the car moving. They started peeking inside. They then called adults to secure the man and woman inside the vehicle," the security officer said.

Residents then approached and shone flashlights inside the car.

According to the security guard, those inside the vehicle were reportedly not fully dressed.

"They were undressed, and the children became uneasy," he revealed.

Car tried to leave Rusunawa

The security officer said the man inside the car attempted to start the vehicle and leave the Rusunawa area.

However, residents quickly closed the gate, preventing the vehicle from exiting.

The security officer also mentioned that the car had been seen entering and leaving the Rusunawa Kisaran complex multiple times prior to the incident.

Meanwhile, the Rusunawa Kisaran manager, named Oni, confirmed that a car was raided on Thursday night.

The white Toyota Rush was parked in the courtyard between Buildings 1 and 2 of the Rusunawa Kisaran.

Oni said one person inside the vehicle lives in the Rusunawa complex but is not registered as a tenant.

"Yes, that’s right, last night a car was raided that we also didn’t know about. I’m not exactly sure what happened, but one of the three people inside the car is a resident here. However, as far as I know, the unit is rented by the parents. We are still trying to verify whether the individual is their child or not," Oni explained.

Rusunawa management reports incident to UPT

The Rusunawa Kisaran management then reported the incident to the Rusunawa Technical Implementation Unit (UPT).

According to Oni, the UPT will conduct checks to determine the relationship between the occupants of the vehicle and the rental unit tenant.

"We have called the UPT, and they will take action by directly checking the relationship between the woman and the tenant," he said.

Quoted from Tribun-Medan.com, in footage circulating online, residents can be seen shining flashlights inside the white Toyota Rush.

Initial sources mentioned there were three people inside the car, but their identities and roles in this incident have not been fully disclosed.

From the police side, confirmed details include Bripda SAS’s status as a member of the Samapta Unit of the Tanjungbalai Police and that Propam is currently conducting the investigation.

The Tanjungbalai Police have not yet announced the final results or the sanctions that may be imposed, as the case remains under investigation.

Parts of this article were originally published on Tribun-Medan.com under the title "Tanjungbalai Police Confirm Bripda SAS Raided in Car with Woman Allegedly Undressed".