February 23th So Mario Dandy's Day Of Student Status Prasetiya Mulya University

Mario Dandy, son of the South Jakarta Director General of Taxes who abused minors at Pesanggrahan/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

JAKARTA - Mario Dandy Satrio is not only a suspect and is languishing in iron bars. The son of the official Directorate General of Taxes was also officially expelled from Prasetiya Mulya University.

The case of abuse that befell the children of the Ansor GP management, David, and caused a stir in the country continues to be monitored by the campus.

Prasetiya Mulya University firmly said that the barbaric action carried out by Mario Dandy Satrio against Cristalino David Ozora did not match the breath of the campus.

"It strongly threatens the violence because it contradicts humanity and violates the code of ethics of the regulatory funds listed in the guidelines for Prasetiya Mulya University students," wrote the campus in an official announcement signed by the Chancellor of Djisman Simandjuntak.

This announcement has also been uploaded to the social media account of Prasetiya Mulya University.

"The meeting of the leadership of Prasetiya Mulya University has decided to issue a suspect Mario Dandy from Prasetiya Mulya University since February 23," they continued.

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The South Jakarta Metro Police have again named one suspect in the case of molesting the child of the Ansor GP management, David (17). The suspect has the initials, S (19), a friend of Mario Dandy Satrio. S is known to have been at the location when Mario Dandy assaulted him.

South Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Ade Ary said the role of suspect S was to give an opinion so that Mario's perpetrators were instigated to beat the victim. In addition, he also accompanied the perpetrator to beat David. "Tonight we have transferred the status of S or SLRPL (19) to become a suspect," he said, Friday, February 24, early in the morning. Ade Ary explained that the suspect had just accompanied the perpetrator during the beating incident. "He gave his opinion to the suspect, "Wow, that's bad, just beat him," he said.