Commission III Of The House Of Representatives Hopes That The National Police Chief Is Consistent In Looking For The Main Perpetrator In The Vina Cirebon Murder Case

Member Of Commission III Of The House Of Representatives Nasir Djamil/PHOTO: Nailin In Saroh-VOI

JAKARTA - Member of Commission III of the DPR from the PKS faction, Nasir Djamil, hopes that the National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, can intervene in his ranks to uncover the mystery of the murder of Vina and Eki by motorcycle gangs in Cirebon, West Java.

"Meanwhile, in the case of the murder of Vina Cirebon, we hope that law enforcement officers, the National Police Chief can be more consistent in finding the truth of finding the main perpetrator of the case. This is our hope," said Nasir Djamil, Tuesday, May 28.

According to Nasir, the National Police's professionalism is being tested by successfully arresting fugitives for 8 years. Moreover, this case has become a serious concern for the public.

In fact, public trust began to fade after it was widely discussed that the main perpetrator of Vina's murder was a victim of wrongful arrest. In addition, the police removed the names of two DPOs other than a man named Egi.

"So the professionalism of the police during the test is being tested in the case of the late Vina Cirebon. The Chief of Police's Precision is currently being tested because this has become a public conversation," said Nasir.

Therefore, the legislator for the Aceh electoral district hopes that the National Police Chief and his staff, especially the West Java Regional Police and the Cirebon Police, can arrest all perpetrators and make Vina's murder case come to light. At the same time restore public confidence in the National Police institution.

"Hopefully the National Police Chief and his staff can reveal this case clearly, correctly, responsibly, transparently, objectively, and crediblely. So that they can convince the public that what they are doing is part of revealing crime, not covering up certain people in that crime," he concluded.