• A motorcyclist in Indonesia threw a fit and destroyed his own bike.

• The police caught him riding against traffic and issued the fine.

• He destroyed his bike by lifting and smashing it, pulling parts off and smashing it with a rock.

A motorcyclist in Indonesia threw a fit and destroyed his own motorcycle after being fined by a traffic policeman.

In the South Tangerang incident, the motorcyclist identified as Adi Saputra, 21, was caught riding against traffic flow. He then tried to ignore the traffic policeman, so he was given a ticket. In addition to riding the wrong way, he was also riding without a helmet and driving license.

The fine drove the motorcyclist angry and he started shouting at the police officer.

He then proceeded to destroy his bike by first lifting (amazing what adrenaline could do) and smashing it back down, before pulling parts off it and throwing them into the nearby bush. Lastly, he used a rock to deliver the coup de grâce on the hapless bike. His female companion could be heard pleading for him to stop.

We hate to think of what would happen if he were riding a horse.

Check out the video by Jakarta Info below.

 

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Pada hari kamis tanggal 7 Februari 2019 pukul 06.36 lokasi di jalan letnan soetopo serpong, anggota satlantas polres tangsel an Bripka Oky memberhentikan pelanggar yang berusaha melawan arus karena menghindari petugas yg sedang melaksanakan pengaturan lalu lintas di putaran pasar modern BSD. Bripka Oky melaksanakan penindakan dengan memberikan surat tilang, selanjutnya Pelanggar marah dan membentak-bentak petugas serta merusak kendaraannya sendiri. —— video @pauull_21 via @relfikar #jktinfo

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The police confiscated the bike anyhow and promised to return it if he furnishes the required documents.

According to the South Tangerang Police traffic unit chief, Adj. Comr. Lalu Hedwin Hanggara, his unit had deployed 73 officers to enforce road laws against wrong-way riding.

They ticketed more than 700 motorists within a week

Source: The Star Online/The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network