Sejoli's Story In Serpong Claims To Be Blackmailed By Fake Police For Accused Of Mesum In An Ignis Car

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TANGERANG - Listio (24), a woman and her male friend named Dafa (28) admitted that they were blackmailed by four people who claimed to be members of the police, in the BSD area, Serpong, South Tangerang, Tuesday, July 9, early in the morning. As a result of the incident, Listio and Dafa suffered a loss of IDR 900 thousand in cash and two gold rings worth IDR 4 million, confiscated by the perpetrators.

Listio explained that the incident began when Listio and Dafa were looking for food while carrying a Suzuki Ignis car. Listio and Dafa admitted to sitting separately, in front and behind.

Around the Serpong area looking for a place to eat, finally the two men stopped on Jalan Kencana Raya, Serpong, Tangsel.

Enjoying food in the morning was 'blind', Listio admitted that four men were approached using Avanza's car. Listio said, one of the four people was wearing a police uniform but not complete. The other three also admitted to being police but dressed freely like thugs.

One of the perpetrators approached the two couples and banged on the door of the Ignis car driven by Listio and Dafa. The perpetrator asked for car documents, such as STNK and ID cards.

"He banged, asked STNK and ID card. Then accused us of a nasty act. Then I said 'I sat back, my friend in front'. He cursed and accused us of a perverted couple. I was afraid," he said.

"Then there are those who pretend to call, at the speaker load, 'N and there's one more, we'll just take it'. Because I'm afraid, I'll justwarn us to be peaceful," he continued.

Then, the perpetrators divided their duties to smooth out their actions. In fact, one of the gangs got into the victim's car, forcing him to bring Listio's car.

"So someone came with us, he was driving. But he didn't go straight to the police station, but went around first," said the migrant from Pekalongan.

Arriving in front of the South Tangerang Police, the victim admitted that he was not immediately taken into the office, only in front of the Police.

"I asked, why not just take him to the office," Listio asked the perpetrator.

In short, the perpetrators asked for Rp7 million. However, the victim did not have the money, because he only had Rp900 thousand.

Because he continued to insist, the perpetrator asked for the gold ring and necklace that Listio was wearing, he also confiscated the cash.

"We went to the BRI ATM machine, then I gave it. I gave 2 gold rings and necklaces. Then we exchanged numbers, because I wanted to save my hand," I was the victim.

The next day, Listio tried to contact the number of the perpetrator given, but it turned out that his number had been blocked.

Listio felt that the perpetrators were fake police officers. And he was confused, because Listio had no evidence other than the chronology of the incident.

"We want to report being confused, because there is no evidence. He received the money only in cash. We want to record and take photos, our cellphones are captured during interrogation. So it looks like they are used to it," he concluded.