MS Lawyers Team Offers Assistance If Police Have Difficulty Finding Evidence Of Alleged Sexual Harassment At KPI

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JAKARTA - MS's attorney, Muhammad Mualimin is still waiting for confirmation on the results of the Central Jakarta Metro Police investigation regarding reports of alleged sexual harassment and bullying at the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) office which is still adrift.

Therefore, MS's legal team will visit the Central Jakarta Metro Police in the near future to ensure the progress of the investigation.

"Next week, we will visit the Central Jakarta Police to inquire about the progress of the case and what difficulties the investigators have," Muhammad Mualimin said when confirmed by VOI, Friday, January 7.

Mualimin said, if there were problems, the legal team would provide other assistance if needed.

"The attorney will help prepare the required evidence. (Until now) the case has not been filed," he said.

Mualimin said that the results of the forensic psychiatry submitted to the Resort Police should have been able to lead to an investigation.

"The results of forensic psychiatry should be enough to go up to the investigation. But maybe investigators still need a criminal law expert to be asked for their opinion, so that the police are more confident," he said.

Previously reported, investigators from the Criminal Investigation Unit (Satreskrim) of the Central Jakarta Metro Police are still having trouble uncovering cases of sexual harassment and bullying experienced by victims of MS, employees of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI).

The obstacle is because the police have not received evidence from the reported case.

"We only refer to the evidence," said Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Pol. Hengki Haryadi to VOI, Friday, December 31.

However, the police admitted that they would continue to work hard to uncover cases of sexual harassment and bullying experienced by MS victims.

"The crime scene (incident) has also changed a lot, yes. But we will try hard, now it's still an investigation to prove whether it really happened," he said.