North Sumatra Police Hand Over Suspect Doctor Injecting Blank Vaccine To Medan Kejari

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MEDAN - Investigators from the Criminal Investigation Directorate of the North Sumatra Police have handed over the suspect, Doctor G, who gave the empty vaccine injection to the Public Prosecutor at the Medan District Attorney.

"The suspect's dossier is in phase II and is declared complete, so the investigators from the Criminal Investigation Unit of the North Sumatra Police have handed over Doctor G to the Public Prosecutor," said Head of Public Relations of the North Sumatra Police Kombes Hadi Wahyudi, quoted by Antara, Wednesday, May 11.

Hadi said the surrender of the suspect by North Sumatra Police investigators was received by the Public Prosecutor from the North Sumatra Attorney's Office, Febrina Sebayang and Rahmi Syafrina, in Room Phase II of the General Crimes Division (Pidum) of the Medan District Attorney.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Medan District Attorney's Office, Teuku Rahmatsyah, through the Head of Intelligence, Simon, said that the submission of phase II from the North Sumatra Police had been completed.

"Furthermore, the prosecutor is preparing his indictment so that it can be immediately transferred to the Medan District Court. However, the suspect was not detained," said Simon.

Previously, the administration of empty vaccine injections was carried out by doctor G when he was a vaccinator for children aged 6-11 years at Wahidin Elementary School, Monday, January 17, 2022.

During the vaccination, the student's parents made a video of their child being vaccinated.

After watching the video, it is suspected that the vaccine given to his child was empty. Then the child's parents informed other family members and the video went viral on social media.

For this act, the suspect is charged with violating Article 14 paragraph 1 and or Article 14 paragraph 2 of Law Number 4 of 1984 concerning infectious disease outbreaks.