After Being Highlighted By The Metro Police Chief, The Report Of The AG Kubu Regarding The Allegation Of Obscenity By Mario Dandy Was Finally Accepted

Attorney for the AG camp at the Metro Jaya Police Headquarters (Photo: Rizky AP/VOI)

The defendant's camp, AG's son, officially reported Mario Dandy Satriyo to the Polda Metro Jaya. Rafael Alun Trisambodo's son was policed on suspicion of child molestation. The report was in the spotlight of the Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Karyoto because Polda Metro Jaya had rejected it. "Finally, our report was received by the Polda Metro Jaya after previously coordinating with the Head of Sub-Directorate for Renakta and Mrs. Kanit PPA,” said the lawyer for the defendant Anak AG, Mangata Toding Allo, to reporters, Monday, May 8. In the report, Mario Dandy was reported on suspicion of sexual abuse of children. Although, behind it there is an element of whether the two parties want to do the same. The reporting of sexual abuse against children is clearly a criminal act. So anyone who has good sexual intercourse or is forced is a criminal act. It has been regulated in our Law, even in other countries it has also been enforced, called in English, Statutory Rape,” he said. In his report, Mangata will include several pieces of evidence. However, not all of them have been attached. "What has just been received is 4 pieces of evidence. Meanwhile, the other 4 pieces of evidence will be followed during the clarification report," said Mangatta. The report has been registered with the number STTLP/B/2445/V/2023/SPKT/POLDA METRO JAYA. Mario Dandy Satriyo, who is the reported party, is suspected of violating Article 76D in conjunction with Article 81 of the Child Protection Law and or Article 76 E in conjunction with Article 82 of the Child Protection Law.

Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Karyoto previously said he would ask investigators about the alleged rejection when the AG camp was about to report Mario Dandy Satriyo for alleged sexual harassment. "Later we will see to the investigators why it could be rejected," said Karyoto.