HEBATT !!! Disenggol Mobil Sampai Jatuh dan Motor Rusak, Anggota TNI Ini Malah Tunjukan Sikap Terpuji. PATUT DITELADANI...

Sikap dari anggota TNI ini mendapat simpati dari banyak warganet di media sosial. Betapa tidak, anggota TNI ini ditabrak oleh pengendara mobil hingga terjatuh.

Sikap dari anggota TNI ini mendapat simpati dari banyak warganet di media sosial. Betapa tidak, anggota TNI ini ditabrak oleh pengendara mobil hingga terjatuh.

Kisah yang diceritakan akun Dwi Suharno Harno di grup INFO LANTAS SIDOARJO ini mendapat 5.900 like. Wajar saja, belakangan ini sempat heboh beberapa kejadian yang berujung emosi.

Tak ayal kejadian-kejadian itu menjadi viral di jagat maya. Namun berbeda dengan kali ini.

Diceritakan anggota TNI yang menumpangi sepeda motor matic itu ditabrak oleh sebuah minibus. Bahkan anggota tersebut hingga terjatuh.

Terlihat dari tiga foto yang diposting, ada beberapa kerusakan di bagian motornya. Meski demikian menurut akun itu anggota TNI tak marah. Begini kejadiannya.

Kejadian tadi siang jam 11.30. Semoga bisa jadi panutan untuk kita semua. Seorang Anggota TNI di Tabrak Mobil Avanza silver dari belakang, Hingga bapak ini terjatuh.

Setelah saya bantu Berdiri dalam Benak saya dan pengendara lain yang di lokasi kejadian berfikir sopir mobil di pukuli.

Ternyata Anggota TNI ini malah Menegur dengan Santai... Pak kalau nyopir mobil hati-hati, terus pergi begitu saja.

Cuman Mobil itu akhirnya diamankan oleh 2 Bapak Polisi yang keluar dari pos penjagaan. LOKASI Kejadian Stopan Tugu Pahlawan.

Mudah-mudahanan benar-benar bisa menjadi panutan buat kita semua. Bravo TNI...

Beberapa komentar netizen antara lain:

Zeviq Firman: Lagian pun tdk ada juga kok untungnya bagi anggota TNI yg ditabrak kalau dia pukul pengemudi yg menabrak anggota TNI, tdk ada satu pun kt manusia yg mau mendapat musibah tabrakan,dan itu disadari anggota TNI yg mendapat musibah tabrakan,yg penting yg menabrak betanggung jawab,memperbaiki kendaran bpk TNI itu, bukan org yg menabrak sdh minta maaf lalu dipukuli jg,aparat yg arogan pedidikanya pasti kurang baik.aprat yg baik pasti akan mendapat pujian dan doa yg baik dr masyarakat,

Ruud Dyantovich : Dia ini sdh memperlihatkan sikap dan jiwa prajurit sejati yg bermental "unggul dan ksatria". Tercakup didlm nya sifat yg selalu ramah dan mengayomi yg lemah. Ini yg sy temui dlm setiap tentara sejak sy kecil dulu. Bravo TNI!

Wesley Magelhaenz: Jujur aku sampai gak bisa ngomong apa2 atas kebesaran jiwa beliau.Perilaku ini benar2 bisa dijadikan panutan untuk tetap menciptakan kerukunan antar sesama.Mudah2an virus positif yang ada dalam diri beliau menular ke anggota yang lain termasuk pimpinan dan ke seluruh rakyat Indonesia demi menjaga keutuhan NKRI tercinta.

Heru Kids : Ini baru orang indonesia...
Saya junjung tinggi tanggan saya dan hormat kepada bpk...

Makasih pak damai itu indah...

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