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Angel Lelga's House Robbery, The Perpetrator Turns Out to Be the Maid

Angel Lelga's House Robbery, The Perpetrator Turns Out to Be the Maid

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Angel Lelga's House Robbery, The Perpetrator Turns Out to Be the Maid

A robbery incident has struck artist Angel Lelga at her residence in the Jagakarsa area, South Jakarta. The perpetrator turned out not to be an outsider, but a maid (ART) with the initials EW who worked in Angel's house.

The Jagakarsa police chief, Kompol Nurma Dewi, confirmed that Angel has reported the incident. Currently, EW has been secured for further examination.

 

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"Yes, that’s correct. The victim under the name of sister AE (Angel Lelga) has reported the robbery incident she experienced at her private residence located on Jalan Benda, Ciganjur, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta," said Nurma Dewi during a virtual press conference, Wednesday (24/6/2026).

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"Currently, the suspect who is the victim's domestic helper (ART) has been secured by us," he added.

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This case came to light after Angel Lelga's cousin, with the initials PG, became suspicious because several items in the victim's house were not in their proper place. This suspicion was then followed up by Angel by directly asking EW.

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"Based on the testimony of a witness with the initials PG, the witness noticed that several items in the victim's house (AE) were missing or not in their place. This suspicion was then followed up by AE by directly asking her domestic helper with the initials EW. The suspected perpetrator EW then immediately admitted that she had indeed taken and used the victim's belongings," Nurma revealed.

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From the preliminary investigation results, the items taken by the perpetrator included personal belongings of Angel, ranging from branded hats to vitamins. The police stated that the perpetrator took these items not to sell, but for personal use.

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"The items taken included personal belongings of AE, such as branded hats, as well as several other personal necessities including vitamins," said Nurma.

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"Based on the preliminary investigation results, the perpetrator took these items because they liked them. Since these items are branded and of high value, the perpetrator took them for personal use, not for sale," he added.