Fake Oil Supply in the City Baubau

By Line: dedy kurniawan

Police officers Baubau, Southeast Sulawesi, to raid a warehouse suspected to be fake oil storage. In that raid, police found dozens of boxes containing hundreds of bottles of oil that has been falsified. Strangely, in raids that the police did not arrest or detain the owner of the warehouse.

Arriving at the warehouse located at Jalan Murhum, police found dozens of boxes containing hundreds of bottles of various brands of oil. When checked, among the pile of boxes there are 21 boxes containing hundreds of bottles of Castrol lubricants brand alleged to have been falsified.

From the results of checks on the ground, a glance there is no difference with the original Castrol lubricants brand. However, when examined, on the inside of bottle caps do not have a label bearing the logo of oil Castrol. In addition, the bottle cap in a state is not sealed.

When the bottle was issued seen that oil is alleged to have forged more clear-colored and rather thin compared to the original Castrol lubricants brand color a bit darker and more viscous.

When questioned, the owner of the warehouse, Mondry Williams, dodged that he did not know about oil-the oil false. According to him, he just ordered and received a shipment of oils from a distributor in Makassar, South Sulawesi. Currently confirmed to reporters, Mondry Williams refused to be interviewed.

For the needs of the investigation, police later confiscated dozens of boxes containing the oil was allegedly falsified. Strangely, the police did not take any action to the owner of the warehouse.

A number of workshops in the city of Baubau who approached the police, has been caught storing and selling oil brand Castrol is alleged to have been falsified. When questioned, the average repair shop owners did not know if they sell oil allegedly been falsified

"I just received the goods and sell the pack. We here do not ever check the condition of the goods, "said Rosmini when questioned by police.

Though the answer seems odd garage owner, but police did not make an arrest. The police confiscated only oil that had not yet sold and briefly interrogated the owner of the shop.

The police also refused to comment on the arrest was not an oil storage warehouse owner who allegedly falsified. The reason, besides not enough evidence, it is also still under investigation.