Padang City Satpol PP officers discipline street vendors, they still open their lapak merchandise outside the hours set by the Padang City Government. The raid ended in chaos after officers encountered resistance from a number of street vendors.

A number of street vendors (PKL) threw stones at Satpol PP officers when they were controlling the Permindo area in Padang City, West Sumatra. Officers also received threats and were shouted at by thieves by unscrupulous street vendors.

As many as three officers had to be rushed to the hospital because they experienced shortness of breath and were injured due to stone throwing by unscrupulous street vendors. Rianda Yulsa, experienced shortness of breath after a stone thrown landed on her chest. Meanwhile, Hasanema Halawa and Alan Mufti suffered injuries

Not only that, the mothers also forced themselves to climb on top of the officer's car to take their merchandise to be returned.

One hour of control, in the end the Padang City Satpol PP Officer. Choose to withdraw, because the atmosphere in the main market has started not conducive.

From this incident the Satpol PP officer will report the incident of stone throwing by unscrupulous foot traders to the Padang Police Headquarters, for further processing.

Head of the Operations Section (Kasi Ops) of the Padang City Satpol PP, Rozaldi said, the supervision and control was carried out to remind traders regarding the Mayor of Padang's decision regarding the rules for trading hours at the Permindo location.

"We have never banned traders selling in the Permindo area, only we have supervised the Mayor's Decree regarding the operating hours of traders, it must start at 17.00 WIB," said Rozaldi.

Rozaldi said that Satpol PP is tasked with main tasks and functions (tupoksi) as enforcers of existing regional regulations and regional regulations, including the mayor's decision number 438.

"However, we can see, starting from Tresop to Ratu Langi, we can see that the street vendors have already spread their wares before the appointed time," he said.

He explained, Satpol PP continues to maintain consistency as an enforcer of regional regulations.

"We have never issued a statement that it is permissible to trade at that hour, to trade in accordance with the Mayor's Decree, that is our basis. If it is opened outside of those hours, it certainly violates the letter," he explained.

Meanwhile Pasar Raya traders Say Deri Says. With these rules in place, traders in the market area suffer losses due to the rules.

"We are here to find food for our children. If there are rules like that, of course our buying and selling will decrease,