Man Frustrated Finding No Police at Station to Report Wrong Transfer
A man arrived at a police station at 1 a.m. to report an incorrect money transfer but found no officers present to take his complaint.
A man who rushed to file a complaint about an incorrect money transfer at 1 a.m. found no police officers at the station to help him. On September 23, the Facebook page Jem Moey V+ posted a video from a visitor frustrated after arriving at the police station to report the financial error, only to discover no officers were present. The post stated: "It's incredibly frustrating! A young man made a wrong transfer and hurried to file a report at 1 a.m. He walked around the police station but found no one there. No officers took his complaint, just left a phone number. How depressing. Or were all the officers out on urgent assignments?" In the video, the man enters the station to report his erroneous transfer—made at a very late hour—but finds the complaint reception room empty. The second floor was also silent and locked. After attempting to open doors to search for officers, he came back downstairs frustrated, complaining that he had come to file a money transfer complaint but found no one available.
