JAKARTA - Denny Sumargo must again face problems because of the YouTube content he created. The aftermath of his content last week discussing the alleged affair between his son-in-law and his mother-in-law made Densu, Denny Sumargo's nickname, reported to the police.
Rozy Zay Hakiki, a son-in-law revealed in the Densu podcast through his lawyer, reported Densu to the Banten Police because it was considered to have cornered him.
"We report (Denny Eumargo) here (Banten Police). So he went viral, as if he (Rozy) was guilty, but the fact was not. That's why we report here the ITE Law," said Jumhadi, Rozy's lawyer to the media crew at the Banten Police on Thursday, January 5.
However, unfortunately the report is still rejected. Kombes Pol Shinto Silitonga as the Head of Public Relations of the Banten Police stated that the evidence of the complaint brought was deemed insufficient.
"From the results of the title according to the SOP in the police report service at the Banten Police SPKT, it was concluded that the reporting had not fulfilled the evidence supporting the alleged ITE crime," Shinto told the media crew.
On the other hand, Densu has not responded at all to the reports addressed to him. Since Rozy questioned the truth revealed in the podcast a few days ago, Densu has also not commented.
Until now, the podcast on the Densu YouTube channel with Norma Risma which discussed the affair between her daughter-in-law and her mother-in-law has been watched 21 million times.
The video also received 108 thousand comments with various responses, but mostly blamed the figure of the daughter-in-law and in-law who were told to have an affair.
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