A Woman In Pandeglang Claims To Be Forced To Use Methamphetamine By A Police Officer

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BANTEN - A woman with the initials CY in Pandeglang, Banten admitted that she was forced to use methamphetamine by police officers. Information said the incident occurred when CY became acquainted with AG, a police officer at the Pandeglang Police Station in 2017.

Over time, CY was forced to consume methamphetamine by AG in 2019. However, CY admitted to rejecting the invitation. However, the refusal made CY actually be persecuted by this person.

CY said the methamphetamine was taken by unscrupulous members of the Pandeglang Police, and he was ordered by AG to transfer Rp. 400 thousand to someone's account number.

"It happened (to use methamphetamine) too, I didn't want to, I was forced," said CY in his statement, Tuesday, December 6.

CY said AG's behavior had been reported to the police in 2019. However, he decided to withdraw. The reason is, so that AG can change and get better and not disturb him anymore.

"I reported to the police to the same Criminal Investigation Unit to Propam as well. Then I pulled it out, made his lesson so it wouldn't happen again," he explained.

Long story short, the report he withdrew was fruitless. AG did the same thing again. The incident occurred last Sunday until Monday, November 20-21, 2022. CY was forced by AG to come to the boarding house in the Bhayangkara area, Cipocok District, Serang City, Banten.

Had refused, CY admitted that he had received a firearm at gunpoint on his head, if he did not comply with AG's wishes. CY also received threats, if they do not comply with their wishes, then the second video will be distributed by the members of the Pandeglang Police.

"I threatened the video, the video. In the boarding house together. There was a gun pointed at him. That's why the gun was grazed under the bed," he concluded.

The Head of Public Relations of the Banten Police, Kombes Shinto Silitonga, when confirmed, said that the Banten Police and Propam were investigating the case.