Called To Escape The Death Case Of Afif Maulana, The West Sumatra Police Chief Does Not Want To Be Dizzy About LBH Padang's Talks

JAKARTA - The West Sumatra (West Sumatra) Police Chief Inspector General Suharyono admitted that he had no problem with the statement by the Padang Legal Aid Institute (LBH) which stated that the police had obscured the case of the death of a student at SMP Afif Maulana.

He only emphasized that Afif Maulana's victim died not because of being mistreated by his members. However, due to jumping from the Kuranji Bridge, the height reached 18 meters.

Moreover, the statements of several witnesses and evidence showed that the victim died from jumping from the Kuranji bridge, Padang.

"That's LBH's right. I've explained from the start. AM (Afif Maulana) jumped after a while inviting Adhitya to jump," said Suharyono when confirmed, Sunday, July 7.

"Going from an altitude of 18 meters. Impression on the hard river or rock," he continued.

Therefore, the General Bintang Dua Polri denied that according to the statement of the forensic doctor, Afif's injuries were not due to acts of abuse by his members, as alleged.

"Not an abuse. (Based on) the information of 10 Dr Forensics," he said.

Previously, the LBH Padang Advocacy Coordinator, Diki Rafiqi, firmly stated that the discovery of the Afif photo had nothing to do with the alleged torture case committed by police officers.

He assessed that the findings of photos displayed by photos of victims holding long weapons aimed at blurring the real case.

This only obscures the real case. Where today's problem is the way of law enforcement carried out by the West Sumatra Police, which is related to the torture," he said.