Police Ask Local Government To Participate In Anticipating Increase In Obscene Cases In Bukittinggi

Suspect in a lewd case in Bukittinggi/Photo: Antara

BUKITTINGGI - The immoral cases that often occur in the jurisdiction of the Bukittinggi Police, West Sumatra, have made the local police call for great attention from all circles, including the local government of Bukittinggi and Agam Regency. This condition is sad, we really ask for the attention of the regional government and all circles," said Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Bukittinggi Police, AKP Adriansyah Rollindo, in Bukittinggi, Monday, May 30.

According to him, since his assignment in West Sumatra, obscene cases have dominated and urgent joint action is needed to anticipate the recurrence of similar cases. "We need participation, obscene cases are increasing, there is great hope for the government to take steps, don't think this is an ordinary case, from my seven service police stations, obscene mostly dominates," he said.

According to him, apart from rescuing the victims, the psychological condition of the suspects also needs to be monitored. "We always prioritize the victims, but the suspects must also be dealt with not only from a legal perspective, but also from a psychological perspective, because from several cases, it has been revealed that the suspects have also been victims of immoral acts in the past," he said. sometimes they can become perpetrators in the future if they are not acted upon early on. "Some kind of virus is contagious and contagious, victims can become perpetrators, we must really anticipate it, we really need government intervention to reduce the number of obscene cases in the Bukittinggi Police jurisdiction, which includes Bukittinggi and parts of Agam Regency," he said, quoted by Antara. Rollindo stated, He appealed to all residents to further improve supervision of children and their closest family. "In order to really take care of their children, because the most potentially dangerous people are those around us, always increase vigilance," he said.