Brigadier DA Member Of Pohuwato Police Bites Woman's Ears Examined By Propam, Victim Suspected Of Being Dark Lover

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GORONTALO - Members of the Pohuwato Police were arrested by Propam personnel for causing a commotion. The member of the National Police with the initials DA bit his female friend's ear. Pohuwato Police Chief AKBP Joko Sulistiono said the DA with the rank of Brigadier One (Briptu) bit the victim with the initials AA. "Yes, it is true. The incident occurred in one of the boarding houses in Pohuwato Regency," said Joko in Gorontalo, Wednesday, October 11, which was confiscated by Antara. He said that based on the information received, the police officer was indicated to have an illicit relationship with a woman with the initials AA. The cause is not yet known, suddenly there was a commotion that led to the persecution of a woman with the initials AA, which was carried out by DA, resulting in injuries to the victim's ear. Receiving information about a commotion at the place, the officers immediately jumped to the location and immediately secured the police officer.

When secured, DA was known to be under the influence of alcoholic beverages, so it was immediately taken by officers to the Pohuwato Police Headquarters. "After being secured, we will impose sanctions for violating the code of ethics," said Joko. He said the handling of this case was still within the scope of violations of the code of ethics. "Currently, the person concerned has been detained at the Gorontalo Police Headquarters. As for the criminal problem, until now the victim has not reported it," he said. Even though the victim has not reported it, his party will continue to process the personnel involved, because according to him, the actions committed by the DA have violated the police professional code of ethics. "Essentially, as the Chief of Police, emphasized that we will not tolerate the slightest violation. In the future, we will further improve the pattern of supervision of personnel," he said.