Respecting The Victim's Family, Police Ask Residents Not To Lead Illegal Opinions In The Vina Cirebon Case

West Java Regional Police (Polda) asked the public not to lead wild opinions into the murder cases of Vina and Muhammad Rizky or Eky in Cirebon.

The Head of Public Relations of the West Java Police, Kombes Pol Jules Abraham Abast, said the action was one of the steps to respect the families of the victims in the case.

"But with all due respect, we ask that regarding the development of information in the community, please pay close attention to the psychological trauma experienced by the Eky and Vina families," he said in his statement, Tuesday, June 11, which was confiscated by Antara.

Jules menegaskan, proses penyelidikan telah dilakukan secara profesional dan memastikan bahwa kasus tersebut akan diungkap secara transparan.

"Currently, Kompolnas and Komnas HAM have overseen the ongoing investigation process," he said.

He said the West Java Regional Police had formed an assistance team to oversee the handling of Vina's murder case to ensure the investigation process went according to the rules.

"Last week we received assistance from the Bareskrim Polri team, the National Police Propam Division, and the Police Itwasum with the aim of intensifying the investigation process so that it runs procedurally, professionally, and proportionally," he said.

Jules said that his party also opened a special hotline in the process of investigating the Vina murder case which aims to uncover the case can soon find a bright spot.

He said the public could call the number if they knew about the murder case. According to him, the number that can be contacted is 0822-1112-4007.

If the information is relevant, it is possible that this information could help investigators uncover this murder case.

"With the condition that we provide the appropriate identity and accountable information, of course we will carry out the analysis so that it can be legally accounted for," he said.