Babysitter From Bone Czechi Baby With Fattening Drugs Arrested By Police

The police released the arrest of a baby career who fed his foster child with a weighted drug at the East Java Police Headquarters, Surabaya, Tuesday (15/10/2024). ANTARA/Willi Irawan

The Directorate of General Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimum) of the East Java Regional Police arrested a baby bearer with the initials N (36) from Bone, South Sulawesi, who fed his foster children with drugs that contained hard drugs.

"From the examination, the perpetrator admitted that the administration of obese drugs was commonly carried out by friends in his profession," said Direskrimum Polda Jatim Kombes Farman as reported by ANTARA, Tuesday, October 15.

The police are currently still checking conversations with fellow perpetrators who are also doing the same way to fatten their foster children.

"This perpetrator admitted that he bought the blue and orange medicine through the online application," said Farman.

The drug contains strong drugs (Siproheptadine and Dexametasone) which are drunk to the victim for approximately one year to fat quickly. It is proven that the child, who was then two years and three months old, already weighs 19.5 kg.

"That was after the victim was sick, and the doctor stated that the victim was natural over weight or overweight," said Farman.

The police confiscated a number of evidences from the suspect, such as a cell phone, a 600ml bottle filled with water mixed with drugs, a white plastic glass (child glass) with a light blue right handle.

Furthermore, the long brown wooden stick is approximately 20 centimeters long, 30 pills in the form of orange ovals and 30 pills in the form of a blue square five wrapped in white plastic.

A small white bottle containing seven orange oval pills and seven blue quadrilateral pills with a blue cover with Chinese letters in gold.

Then a screenshot of the suspect's WA conversation, a benelscreenshot of evidence of an original fat pharmaceutical drug order from the Lazada application.

For his actions, the perpetrator was charged with Article 44 paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) of Law No. 23 of 2004 concerning PKDRT. As well as Article 436 paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) of Law No. 17 of 2023 concerning health carries a minimum sentence of five years and a maximum of 20 years in prison.