This Is The Reason For The New UPH Student Reporting Cases Of Accustomation Even Though It HAPPENED Last Year

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TANGERANG - A student from Pelita Harapan University (UPH) with the initials AS explained his reasons for making a police report regarding the persecution he experienced in February despite what happened last year.

It is known, the US reported his ex-girlfriend, BJK, to the South Tangerang Police on suspicion of abuse and threats. The report was carried out on February 15, 2023.

"The first report in November, in December I did not follow up on the report, because I apologize and that's how it is," said the US in a live Instagram seen by VOI, Sunday.

"Already, in January I continued, with the campus, so it's like adiem... 'we're fine' but I'll report it. Because if it's not like that, we'll be beaten again if we don't know. After February, the report was just appointed to the South Tangerang Police," he continued.

The US hopes that the cases it experiences can be processed by the police until the BJK is made a suspect. The goal is that there are no other victims like him.

"Hopefully the perpetrator is arrested, and becomes a suspect. Yes, that's all. (The problem is) it's a pity, if I'm okay, this is from June being beaten. It turns out that this is a lot. There are eight people, what DM is me, from an old age, a younger brother in his class, to his class, outside the unknown, "he explained.

Police follow up

The Head of Public Relations of the South Tangerang Police, Ipda Galih, confirmed that his party had received the report.

"That it is true that we from the South Tangerang Police, on February 15, 2023, received the police report from the US which reported alleged acts of abuse," said Galih in his statement.

Galih also explained that the US abuse took place on November 25, 2022. The case is currently under investigation by the South Tangerang Police Criminal Investigation Unit.

"For this case, it is still in the process of investigating the South Tangerang Police Criminal Investigation Unit," he concluded.