The Woman Who Claims To BeENCEd By The Former Pinang Police Chief Claims To Not Accept Money

Victims of alleged rape by the former Pinang Tangerang Police Chief/ Photo: IST

TANGERANG - RD as a victim of abuse by the former Pinang Police Chief, Iptu T denied that he received the money he was accused of. He made sure he really did not receive any money from the former Pinang police chief.

"I don't receive money. So don't think I received money because I want to. Where is my self-esteem, I reported him (Former Pinang Police Chief) to Propam," RD said when confirmed by VOI, Friday, November 18.

On his occasion, he told that at that time he had been offered a lot of money, when he intended to go to the Tangerang Metro Police to report the abuse of the former Pinang Police Chief. But unfortunately the evidence has been lost, because it was deleted by his biological son.

"At that time, it was offered so how much do you want to feel Ohh ngga. But unfortunately WA deleted my child. If anyone can withdraw (the conversation) I will withdraw," he said.

He concluded that he did not care about what other people said about him. RD said he had fully handed over to the Propam Polda Metro Jaya.

"I'm still complicated, my son is still small, I'm boarding, I've never read the news, I'm really stressed. I'm tired, I've left everything to the police," he concluded.

Previously, it was reported that Polda Metro Jaya stated that it had investigated the alleged rape case against a woman with the initials RD by the reported former Pinang Police Chief, Iptu T. "The results of our examination findings while the relationship they carried out was based on liking," said Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes E. Zulpan to reporters, Thursday, November 17.

The allegation of mutual likes arose based on the findings that the former police chief often gave money to RD. However, there was no mention of the amount of money given. Giving the money after they were in contact. "Because every time the woman runs out, she gets a reward or money from the former police chief, yes," said Zulpan.

However, the case will still be investigated. Because, whatever the reason, members of the National Police are prohibited from committing these acts.