Police Examine The Crime Scene Of The Alleged Sexual Violence Of The SPI School Owner In Batu City

Indonesian Good Morning School (SPI) in Batu City, East Java/ Antara

JAKARTA - A special team of Sub-Directorate IV Renakta Ditreskrimum East Java Regional Police held a crime scene (TKP) of alleged sexual violence cases at the Good Morning Indonesia (SPI) school in Batu City.

"June 1 (Tuesday), we held an initial case which was led directly by the Dirreskrimum and processed the crime scene in Batu City," said Head of Public Relations of the East Java Police, Kombes Gatot Repli Handoko, at the East Java Police Headquarters in Surabaya, as reported by Antara, Wednesday, June 2.

Regarding the results, the officer with three golden jasmines admitted that they are still investigating to determine what next steps the police will take.

In addition to crime scene processing, the East Java Regional Police also focuses on collecting evidence and statements from witnesses and victims by setting up hotline numbers that have guaranteed security at 0821666092, 085234108323 and 081234756549.

When it is complete, the investigator will summon and examine the reported or suspected perpetrator with the initials JE.

"We may call. But now we are still investigating," he said.

The National Commission (Komnas) for Child Protection visited the East Java Regional Police on Saturday, May 29, to report cases of alleged sexual violence, physical and verbal violence, and economic exploitation of dozens of children by an SPI school owner in Batu City with the initials JE.

Based on various evidences and witness statements that Komnas PA has collected, Arist also reported JE with three layers of alleged articles.

JE was policed on suspicion of sexual violence against children, physical and verbal abuse of children, and exploitation of children.

Meanwhile, JE's attorney, Recky Bernadus Surupandy, a few days ago stated that his client would follow the entire legal process.

As JE's attorney, he said that the report submitted to the East Java Regional Police had not been proven to be true.

"As good and obedient citizens, we will follow the entire legal process, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations," said Recky, when confirmed in Batu City, Monday, May 31.