Proven To Be Peras Waria, 4 Members Of The North Sumatra Police Sentenced To Four Years Of Demotion

Head of Public Relations of the North Sumatra Police, Kombes Hadi Wahyudi. (ANTARA/HO- Humas Polda North Sumatra).

Four members of the North Sumatra Police Ditreskrimum were sentenced to four years of demotion in a police code of ethics commission (KKEP) trial at the local Police Propam Bid. The four of them were proven to have blackmailed two male women (warria).

In the KKEP trial, Tuesday, (11/7), they were given administrative sanctions, namely a demotion mutation for four years.

"The KKEP trial decided that four personnel from the North Sumatra Police Criminal Investigation Directorate were proven to have extorted Rp50 million from two transvestites," said Head of Public Relations of the North Sumatra Police, Kombes Hadi Wahyudi, as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, July 13.

Hadi said that before the KKEP trial was held, the personnel had been detained in a special place for seven days and had been completed.

"For special placement sanctions for seven days, it has been carried out from July 3 to July 10, 2023," he said.

He explained the involvement of four personnel in extorting two transvestites named Deca and Fury based on the results of an investigation conducted by the North Sumatra Police.

"In the case of extortion, one of them has the rank of Ipda with the initials PG," he said.

Previously, transvestites named Deca alias Kamal Ludin and Fury alias Rianto admitted that they were blackmailed by police officers at the North Sumatra Police Headquarters. The incident began when he received a short message via WhatsApp from a man named Hans.

The man then opened BO to Deca to be served at a hotel in the Ringroad Street area, Medan City, on Monday 19 June 2023.

However, before having time to have a relationship, a man named Hans again asked Deca to call his friend with the intention of two against one.

Not to mention having sex suddenly arrested by the police and then asked for peace money amounting to IDR 50 million.