Dozens Of Song Guides At The BSD Executive Karaoke BSD Non-Reactive COVID-19

Bareskrim Polri raided the BSD Venice executive karaoke in Serpong Sub District, South Tangerang, Banten, Wednesday, August 19 evening (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Bareskrim Polri conducted a rapid test of 64 people who were arrested in the BSD Venice executive karaoke raid in Serpong Sub District, South Tangerang, Banten. As a result, all were declared non-reactive.

"The results of the rapid test for 64 people were negative," said Director General of General Acts, Brigadier General Ferdy Sambo, to VOI, Thursday, August 20.

The dozens of people consist of 47 female song guides and 13 people consisting of seven pimps, 3 cashiers, 1 supervisor, 1 operational manager and 1 general manager.

Then, for the female song guides, said Ferdy, they will be handed over to the Women's Social Protection House (RPSW). However, previously they were examined first regarding the alleged criminal act of trafficking in persons (TPPO).

"47 people will be made BA Oaths and we will bring them to RPSW (Women's Social Protection House) after the BAP is carried out," said Ferdy.

Previously, Bareskrim Polri raided the BSD Venice executive karaoke in Serpong Sub District, South Tangerang, Banten, Wednesday, August 19 night. Apart from violating the PSBB regulations, this karaoke is suspected of committing the criminal act of trafficking in persons (TPPO) with the mode of sexual exploitation.

The karaoke is known to have been operating since early June 2020. Even this nightclub facilitates sex services for its customers.

A number of pieces of evidence confiscated in the raid included two bundles of receipts, a bundle of "ladies" vouchers dated August 19, 2020, Rp. 730,000 which was "ladies" book money starting from August 1, 2020, 3 units of EDC machines and 12 boxes of contraceptives .

Then one bundle of "ladies" receipt forms, one bundle of "ladies" attendance, three computers, one money counter, three printers, 14 kimono shirts as worker costumes and two hotel receipts dated 19 August 2020