Propram Completes Immoral Case Files, Parigi IDGN Police Chief, Code Of Ethics Trial Is Closed

Head of Public Relations of the Central Sulawesi Police, Kombes Police, Didik Supranoto/ Antara

PALU - The Profession and Security Division (Bidpropam) of the Central Sulawesi (Central Sulawesi) Regional Police has completed a case file on allegations of immorality carried out by an unscrupulous police chief in Parigi Moutong (Parimo) with the initial IDGN, after a week of work.

The Head of Public Relations of the Central Sulawesi Police, Commissioner of Police Didik Supranoto, said that the case file had also received legal advice from the Legal Division (Bidkum) of the Central Sulawesi Police, so Bidpropam scheduled a code of ethics trial to be held on Saturday, October 23 tomorrow.

"Bidpropam Polda Central Sulawesi has worked extra to resolve the case files of IGDN individuals," he said in Palu city, Friday, October 21.

Didik explained, because it was related to immoral acts, the implementation of the code of ethics trial against the police officer with the initials IGDN would be held behind closed doors.

Meanwhile, according to Didik, related to general criminal cases by these individuals are still in the process of being investigated by investigators from the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimum) of the Central Sulawesi Regional Police.

"Currently we are still examining witnesses and if the investigation is deemed sufficient, then a case will be held to determine whether or not it can be increased to the investigation stage," he asserted.

"Tomorrow, Saturday, October 23, whatever decision the result of the Police Code of Ethics Commission (KKEP) hearing will be submitted to the public," he said.

Previously, an unscrupulous police chief in Parigi Moutong Regency, Central Sulawesi, was suspected of committing immoral acts against a woman in the area.

The police chief with the initials IDGN is suspected of committing immorality to a teenage girl with the initials S with a promise to release her father, who is a suspect, and serve his sentence. Until the act was carried out, IDGN had not released the woman's father.

The Central Sulawesi Police Chief, Inspector General Rudy Sufahriadi, visited the victim's house and promised the family that they would solve the case and take action against the police officers who were found guilty.