Police Find Jenglot and Divination Tools in Suspect's Bag who Burned Via Vallen's Car

Kapanlagi.com - Shocking news came from dangdut singer Via Vallen. Through her Instagram story post last night (29/6), Via showed her luxury car burning next to her house. Fortunately, the fire did not spread to Via's house.

The suspect who burned Via Vallen's car has now been arrested by the police. Several pieces of evidence were found along with the capture of the alleged perpetrator.

According to Merdeka.com, Sidoarjo Police Chief, Commissioner Pol Sumardji, a bottle of mineral water that smelled of gasoline was also confiscated from the suspect's hand.

"There is a bottle of mineral water that still smells of gasoline," he said.

1. Discover Jenglot

In addition to the bottle of water that smells like gasoline, the police also found several suspicious items. Such as magic tools and jenglot dolls that are usually believed to have mystical powers.

"We also secured a bag, containing BCA books and there is a jenglot, basically like magic. Including a yellow bamboo that was cut a few centimeters," explained Sumardji.

2. Suspected Perpetrator Pretending to be Crazy

Although already secured, the police admitted that they do not yet know for sure about the motive of the suspected perpetrator's arson. Moreover, during the detention, the person acted like someone with a mental disorder.

"Not yet (communicating). This person is pretending to be dumb or crazy, speaking incoherently. Meanwhile, we will keep them calm for now, we will see the developments after they calm down and then we will interrogate them," Sumardji emphasized.

3. Via Vallen Confused

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Previously, Via Vallen looked confused and scared when she saw her Alphard car was found burned. In her IG story, Via asked for help to the fire department to arrive immediately because she was worried that the fire would spread.

"Please call the fire department to the Sidoarjo area, to the Tanggunglangin area. I've called earlier, but no one came here. I'm afraid it will spread to the neighboring houses," said Via.

She also firmly stated that she would report the perpetrator who burned her car to the police. "I will report to the police whoever did this," she said.

(kpl/lou)