Rafael Tan Reveals the Chronology of His Package Disappearing Due to Misused Access Road

Kapanlagi.com - The incident of package theft in front of his house was a hard blow for Rafael Tan. For almost a year living there, he always felt that his neighborhood was very safe and far from criminal acts.

That sense of security made him never worry when the courier left packages in front of his door. He also shared his trust in the safety of the complex all this time.

"Lost item. The lost package was something I never imagined because I have been living here for almost a year and everything has been safe, everything is safe," said Rafael when met in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, recently.

1. Often Leaves Packages Overnight

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This habit has often been practiced without any problems at all, even when packages were left overnight. However, his trust now has to vanish after that incident.

The singer and content creator explained his habits all this time. Rafael Tam felt there was nothing to worry about.

2. There is Security

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"That's why I dared to tell the courier, 'It's okay, sir, just leave it in front of the door because it's safe,' and that was during the day," concluded Rafael Tan.

"Usually, even if I leave it overnight, the package is still complete there because there is security guarding as well," he continued.

3. The Theft Happened Very Quickly

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The theft incident occurred in a very short time. According to Rafael, there was only a time difference of about four minutes between the thief's departure and the arrival of the person he asked to pick up the package. He considered that day to be his unlucky day. He also recounted how quickly the incident unfolded.

"It was just that at that moment, I was probably just unlucky. I was also asking someone close to home to pick up the package. So it was like just a difference of 4 minutes. 4 minutes the thief took off, and the person who was supposed to pick up the package arrived. So yeah, I was just unlucky, I guess," he said.

4. There is a Security Flaw

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After investigation, it turns out there is a security flaw that was exploited by the perpetrator. The perpetrator is suspected to have entered through a back access road to the complex, which is not as tightly guarded as the main gate. This 38-year-old man explained the weak points in security in his complex. He revealed how the perpetrator was able to enter undetected.

"Yes, because indeed even yesterday the incident happened because security is only at the front of the complex. Meanwhile, the one who took it came from the back," he explained.

5. Access Road Misused

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The road was actually created to facilitate access for local residents, but unfortunately, it has been misused. As a result of this incident, residents and the complex management took decisive action. Rafael explained the original purpose of the road.

"Indeed, at the back of my house complex, there is an access road that is specifically opened for residents behind this so that access is easy, like going to the main road, going to the mosque, it's easy," he said.

6. Permanently Closed

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Now, for the sake of public safety, the road access has been permanently closed. This decision was made as a preventive measure to ensure that similar incidents do not occur again in the future. He also revealed the decision that has been agreed upon by the residents.

"But it turns out to be misused, so now our agreement is to close that road," he concluded.

7. Not Taking This Matter to Legal Realm

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Rafael chose not to take the issue to the legal realm. He emphasized that his intention in sharing the video of the theft on social media was not to pursue legal action. He has a more noble reason behind it.

"I'm not processing it, it's just that I uploaded the video so that my neighbors are aware. I mean, I don't want to make it a problem, take it to legal channels, not at all," said Rafael.

(kpl/far/dyn)