Former Stepfather Reported For Alleged Rape Case Of A 4-Year-Old Boy In Koja
JAKARTA – IN (50) was reported to the North Jakarta Police for the alleged rape case of N (4). This incident was revealed after the victim complained to her brother, TA (47) about pain in her organs.
According to information obtained, the alleged rape of the victim occurred at the suspect's house in the Koja area, North Jakarta.
SH, the victim's mother, who was suffering from a stroke and impaired vision, left her child with her ex-husband because of his physical limitations. But instead of getting love, the victim was raped.
“Because her mother had a stroke and it ran to the brain, so her eyesight was reduced. We think that person, the ex-husband of the victim's mother, wants to take care of the victim. Because I want to take care of (the victim)," said Eka, a local RW administrator when contacted, Thursday, January 3.
Eka said that while the victim was staying at the perpetrator's house, neighbors often heard the victim's screams from IN's house. But the neighbors didn't pay attention because they thought it was just a normal noise.
Over time, the victim was invited by his grandfather, SM (75) to his brother's house in Bekasi. At that time, it was said from the victim's mouth that he liked to feel pain in his intimate parts.
"So the story is, he's staying at Uwa's house in Bekasi. Just stayed last night, he's itchy. Uwa asked, N why?," said Eka imitating the victim's brother's expression.
After learning about the victim's confession, the family was shocked and immediately reported it to the North Jakarta Police.
Monday, January 31, 2022 at around 2:28 pm, the victim's family reported the IN to the North Jakarta Police. Reports are received with the number LP/B/85/I/2022/SPKT/POLRES METRO JAKUT/POLDA METRO JAYA.
Head of Criminal Investigation Unit for North Jakarta Metro Police, AKBP Dwi Presetyo Wibowo, when contacted, said he would check the case.
"Earlier we called the investigators for attention, because the victim was a minor. I ask for the progress to be tracked again. "explained Dwi Presetyo, Thursday, January 3, evening.