Medan –
Police revealed the motive of Chaidir Milana (36) pouring hot water on a parking attendant named Mislan (39) while he was sleeping. It turned out Chaidir did this because he was hurt that Mislan accused him of stealing.
“He (the perpetrator) was hurt because the victim accused him of stealing his phone,” said the Criminal Investigation Unit Head of Medan Labuhan Police, Hamzar Nodi, Wednesday (3/6/2026).
Nevertheless, Hamzar did not clarify the truth of the accusation. That accusation is what made the perpetrator resent the victim.
“Yes (hurt because accused of stealing),” he said.
Previously, a video narrating a man allegedly pouring acid, later identified as hot water, on a parking attendant in Medan City went viral on social media. The Police Chief of Belawan Port, AKBP Rosef Efendi, stated that the hot water pouring incident occurred on Monday (1/6) at 05:00 AM local time.
“Around 05:00 AM, the victim, who was sleeping, was suddenly splashed with hot water,” said AKBP Rosef Efendi, Wednesday (3/6).
After carrying out his act, the perpetrator immediately ran out of the house. The victim briefly chased the perpetrator while screaming from the heat.
“The perpetrator immediately ran out of the house, and then the victim chased the perpetrator while screaming from the heat,” he said.
Residents then poured water and applied cooking oil to the victim to relieve the heat. The victim was then taken to the hospital by a witness named Misli.
AKBP Rosef explained that after taking the victim to the hospital, Misli then searched for the perpetrator. The perpetrator was found walking on the roadside and was immediately arrested by Misli and his colleague.
The perpetrator was then taken to the intersection of Pasar 2 Tengah, but along the way, the perpetrator tried to slash Misli and failed. After arriving at the destination, the perpetrator was said to have resisted, leading to him being subdued by residents.
“Misli intended to take the perpetrator to Indra Durian at the intersection of Pasar 2 Tengah, but on the way, the perpetrator pulled out a knife and tried to attack Misli. Fortunately, Misli was able to grab the perpetrator’s knife, and then the perpetrator was taken to Indra Durian. Upon arrival at Indra Durian, the perpetrator resisted until he was subdued by residents,” he said.
Police then arrived at the scene and secured the perpetrator, who was weak after being subdued by the crowd. After being examined by a doctor at Bhayangkara Medan Hospital, the perpetrator was then detained at the Medan Labuhan Police Station.
“After the doctor examined him, the perpetrator’s condition was not concerning, and he could be brought to the Medan Labuhan Police Station,” he said.
Medan
Medan is the capital of North Sumatra, Indonesia, and serves as a major economic hub known for its diverse cultural heritage. The city’s history dates back to the 16th century when it was a small village, later developing under the influence of the Deli Sultanate and Dutch colonial rule in the 19th century. Today, Medan is famous for its blend of Malay, Batak, Chinese, and Indian cultures, as well as landmarks like the Maimun Palace and the Great Mosque of Medan.
Medan Labuhan Police
Medan Labuhan Police is a historical police station located in the Labuhan area of Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Originally established during the Dutch colonial era, it served as a key law enforcement post in the region’s busy port district. Today, it continues to function as a local police office, reflecting the area’s colonial heritage and its ongoing role in community safety.
Belawan Port
Belawan Port is a major seaport located on the northeastern coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, near the city of Medan. Established in the late 19th century during the Dutch colonial era, it became a key hub for exporting agricultural goods like rubber, tobacco, and palm oil. Today, it remains one of Indonesia’s busiest ports, serving as a vital gateway for trade in the Sumatra region.
Pasar 2 Tengah
Pasar 2 Tengah is a traditional market located in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia, known for its vibrant atmosphere and wide variety of goods, including fresh produce, textiles, and local snacks. Its history reflects the area’s development as a bustling trading hub during the Dutch colonial era, serving as a key commercial center for the surrounding communities. Today, it remains an important cultural and economic site, preserving local traditions and offering a glimpse into Medan’s daily life.
Indra Durian
“Indra Durian” is a renowned durian brand in Malaysia, particularly associated with the popular Musang King variety. The name “Indra” is believed to be derived from a local term, and the brand has become synonymous with high-quality durians grown in the fertile regions of Pahang, such as Raub. While its specific history is not widely documented, it represents the growing prestige of Malaysian durians in the global fruit market.
Bhayangkara Medan Hospital
Bhayangkara Medan Hospital is a prominent medical facility in Medan, Indonesia, primarily serving members of the Indonesian National Police and the general public. Established in the mid-20th century, it has grown from a small police clinic into a modern hospital, reflecting the expansion of healthcare services in North Sumatra. The hospital continues to play a key role in providing emergency and specialized care, while also supporting police operations and community health needs.
Medan Labuhan Police Station
The Medan Labuhan Police Station, located in Medan, Indonesia, serves as a law enforcement hub for the Labuhan district. Its history reflects the area’s development as a key port and industrial zone during the Dutch colonial era, where policing evolved to manage trade and labor activities. Today, it remains an active police facility dedicated to maintaining public order in this historically significant region.
