Nikita Mirzani Invites 3 Witnesses To Respond To Police Calls For Vadel Badjideh's Report

Nikita Mirzani (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Nikita Mirzani's celebrity report against Vadel Badjideh continues with the summoning of witnesses scheduled for today, Tuesday, September 17.

Witness Nikita Mirzani, who numbered three people, was seen at the South Jakarta Metro Police at 10.50 WIB accompanied by Nikita's attorney, Fahmi Bachmid.

Fahmi said that the witnesses presented knew very well about the incident reported by Nikita Mirzani.

"If we bring witnesses who know exactly the problem which is a crime. I say that this is not a matter of romance, this is a matter of crime committed by a person against a minor with a threat of 5 years and a maximum of 15 years," said Fahmi Bachmid at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Tuesday, September 17.

He again explained that one of the witnesses presented was from abroad. "Yang dari luar negeri yang saya tahu 1, yang lainnya dalam negeri," tambah Fahmi Bachmid.

In addition to fulfilling the investigator's summons, Fahmi also brought some video evidence supporting Nikita Mirzani's report against Vadel.

"We have brought a lot of evidence, one of which is witness and video evidence that if you see the video you must be sure that something happened there. Like what? Wait, above conveying it," he said.

Previously, based on information from the Public Relations of the South Jakarta Metro Police, AKP Nurma Dewi was suspected of being Nikita reporting Vadel Badjideh.

"So NM's brother came to the South Jakarta Police to report about his family's case. The reported initials VA then became a victim of LM, 17 years old," said Nurma Dewi.

Nurma said that Nikita reported the man with the initials VA by the Child Protection Law, the Health Law and the Criminal Code.

"The article that is suspected of being the health law, child protection and we are also inputting the Criminal Code. The evidence contains photos, witnesses submitted by three people and it will be scheduled for examination by investigators," he said.