Rejecting Robbery Victim Report, Aipda Rudi Panjaitan Moved To A Lower Position

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JAKARTA - Aipda Rudi Panjaitan, a police officer who rejected the report of a robbery victim, was found guilty in a professional ethics trial. He was given three sanctions, one of which was a transfer to a lower position or demotion.

"(Aipda Rudi) will be assigned to a different area which is demotion", said Head of Public Relations of the Metro Jaya Police, Kombes E. Zulpan.

During the demotion process, the Profession and Security Division of the Metro Jaya Police will write a letter to the National Police Headquarters. The letter contained recommendations for the transfer of Aipda Rudi's duties.

"Metro Jaya Police will provide recommendations and proposals to the National Police Headquarters regarding the transfer in question", said Zulpan.

As for the other two sanctions, namely, ethical and administrative sanctions. The sanction was given because Aipda Rudi Panjaitan was considered to have violated the National Police Chief Regulation.

"The verdict from the trial that has been carried out is to determine that Aipda Rudi Panjaitan is legally and convincingly proven to have violated the National Police Chief Regulation Number 19 of 2011", said Zulpan.

Aipda Rudi Panjaitan, a member of the Pulogadung Police SPKT, attracted attention with his disgraceful attitude. He had refused to accept reports of robbery victims.

Aipda Rudi Panjaitan's attitude angered the Metro Jaya Police Chief, Inspector General Fadil Imran when a woman named Meta Kumala (32) made a confession video that went viral on social media.

The video tells about Apida Rudi Panjaitan's unprofessional attitude. In fact, at that time, Meta wanted to make a report because he was a victim of a crime at the Pulogadung Police.

He became a victim of the tire burst mode theft he experienced on Jalan Sunan Sedayu, Rawamangun, Pulogadung, East Jakarta.

It's just that, in the reporting process, Meta gets unpleasant treatment. The treatment in question was that Aipda Rudi Panjaitan had refused to report and made a statement that the reporting actually made it difficult for him.

In fact, a police officer should protect the community. Moreover, it must take action against all forms of crime.