Beautiful Woman In Tambora Sells Women To 'Koko-koko' In Tambora, West Jakarta

Beautiful Woman In Tambora Sells Virgin Girls To 'Koko-koko' In Tambora, West Jakarta/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA - A young woman with the initials NE (21) was arrested by members of the Tambora Police Criminal Investigation Unit for being involved in the Case of Trafficking in Persons (TPPO) on Monday, August 19.

The beautiful white woman could only bow down when she was arrested by the police. With both hands handcuffed, the NE perpetrator got out of the black car with the words Tambora Police Criminal Investigation Unit.

The perpetrator was still wearing a t-shirt with a picture of a leaf and black trousers. The perpetrator also wore sandals.

In the action, NE acts as a seller of underage girls' virginity to mashers or adult men.

"NE offers the victim the initials I (15), to someone who is usually called koko," said Tambora Police Chief of West Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Donny Agung Harvida when confirmed Monday, August 19.

The perpetrator also lured the victim with the initials I if his acquaintance, who is usually called koko, could give money, cellphones and apartments to I. This was promised by NE perpetrators to ask the victim to be interested.

Then because the victim's initials I was squeezed by economic needs, finally the NE perpetrator offered money to the victim with the initials I Rp 1 million to sell her virginity.

Then an agreement broke out between the victim and the perpetrator, the victim then met a man who was often called koko at a hotel, West Jakarta.

"The perpetrator received Rp 400 from a man who used the victim. Meanwhile, the victim only received Rp 600 thousand," he said.

Currently, the NE perpetrator is still undergoing further investigation at the Tambora Police.

"We continue to carry out further investigations," he said.

As a result of his actions, the perpetrator with the initials NE was threatened with Article 2 Paragraph 1 of Law no. 21 of 2007 concerning the Eradication of the Crime of Trafficking in Persons with a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.