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Thieves paralyze motorcyclist with ointment

LEADPARA>JAKARTA: A thief gang stole a motorcycle from an ojek driver in Tambun, Bekasi, after they paralyzed the driver with ointment

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EADPARA>JAKARTA: A thief gang stole a motorcycle from an ojek driver in Tambun, Bekasi, after they paralyzed the driver with ointment.

The robbery happened early Thursday, when driver Edy Suyanto took two passengers on a motorcycle to Jl. Tenggilis in Lambang Sari village, Antara news agency reported. On the way, one of the passengers suddenly rubbed ointment on Edy's eyes.

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