DENPASAR - A police officer with the initials RCE who is assigned to the Identification Unit of the Bali Police Criminal Investigation Directorate has been named a suspect in a case of alleged extortion or threats against a woman who provides dating services on the MiChat application.
"So, the suspect's status has been determined and secured at the Bali Police Detention Center," said Director of Criminal Investigation of the Bali Police, Kombes Dodi Rahmawan, quoted by Antara, Monday, December 21.
These police officers were charged with article 368 KUHP or 369 KUHP. "The person concerned has been detained under the alleged article, namely Article 368 or 369 of the Criminal Code," he said.
Meanwhile, the Head of Public Relations of the Bali Regional Police, Kombes Syamsi, said that these police officers were still being processed in accordance with applicable legal regulations.
"Oh yes, both members, especially members who commit violations, we process according to the legal process that applies as members of the National Police," said Syamsi.
He hopes that Polri members really work in accordance with the mandate given by law, especially in providing services to the community.
"If there are individuals who do not comply with the law, we do not know, that's the term they do as individuals or individuals. So in this case we always urge and give directions, enlightening us that we are carrying out our duties as protectors. and protecting the community, "he said.
Previously on Wednesday, December 15, at around 23.30 WITA, the MIS reporter offered dating services through the MiChat application. Then, there are guests who want to rent services from the woman. After that, the reporter and the guest negotiate with each other and meet each other at the boarding house where the reporter is located.
After the reporter and the guest or customer meet for sexual intercourse, suddenly someone knocks on the door and shows identification as a member of the police, which person is RCE.
For victims of MIS, RCE requested that each month be sent Rp. 500 thousand. In addition, the victim's gadget was taken by the suspect and if the victim wanted the device to return, he had to pay Rp1.5 million.
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