CCTV footage captured the moment a man robbed a phone shop in Agam, Indonesia and left his ID card.

Filmed on May 27, the man wearing a yellow motorcycle helmet and masked entered the phone shop to purchase scratch-resistant phone screens.

After the store assistant bends down to activate a SIM card, the robber hits her on the back of the head twice.

Meanwhile, the robber didn't expect the bag used to persecute to be torn, making items in the bag like a stone, two scissors, and several ID cards containing his name and photo scattered on the floor.

The robber's bag was torn seeing his possessions, such as a stone, two pairs of scissors and several ID cards, scatter on the floor.

The shopkeeper shouted for help and residents who heard the screaming for help try to catch the robber, but he escaped on a bike.

Head of Sector Police Criminal Investigation Unit, Iptu Erman, on Thursday (June 13) said, the perpetrator was arrested but wasn't jailed for being in a peaceful effort with the victim.

CCTV captured the moment of robbery in a phone shop at Agam, Indonesia on Monday May 27, 2019. Robber left his ID card in the shop he robbed.

This crime began when a man wearing a yellow-helmet and the mask entered 'Berlian Cellular' phone shop at 9:30 am to buy scratch-resistant phone screens.

When the store is quiet, robber makes shopkeeper busy by ask her to activate the newly purchased SIM card.

Then with his bag the robber hit the shopkeeper who was talking on phone. The shopkeeper looked shocked and in pain, backed away and climbed the cellphone rack as a run for her life.

Meanwhile, the robber didnt expect the bag used to persecute to be torn, making items in the bag like a stone, two scissors, and several ID cards containing his name and photo scattered on the floor.

The shopkeeper who ran out then shouted for help. Residents who heard the screaming for help try to catch the robber, but he escapes on a bike.

Police officer came to the store for crime scenes and take all the evidence to the police station.

Head of Sector Police Criminal Investigation Unit, Iptu Erman on Thursday (13/6) said, the perpetrator was arrested but wasn't jailed for being in a peaceful effort with the victim.

He said when interrogated by police the perpetrator named Kurnia Ramadhani admitted that he used to carry stones and scissors in his bag.

In addition to persecuting the shopkeeper, the perpetrators also took a set of scratch-resistant phones, chargers, and card openers.

This incident resulted shopkeeper traumatized and losing 50,000 rupiahs, less than £3.