Pontianak – Kapolda Kalbar, Inspector General Pol Pipit Rismanto through the Head of Public Relations of the West Kalimantan Police, Kombes Pol Raden Petit Wijaya clarified an open letter regarding the sexual intercourse of minors written on behalf of Mrs. Lim and addressed to the President via social media Facebook, on Wednesday, (31 /5).
Kombes Pol Raden Petit said, that the case referred to in the open letter written by Mrs. Lim had been handled according to procedure. The case file has also been declared P21 and is currently in the judicial process.
“The case of sexual intercourse with a minor referred to in Mrs Lim’s open letter on Facebook has actually been completed at the investigation level or has been declared P21. This means that the files are declared complete and then the suspects and evidence are handed over to the Prosecutor’s Office for prosecution and trial,” he explained.
Raden Petit said that several points in the open letter were also not in accordance with the actual facts. This can be proven by document and photographic evidence as shown by the West Kalimantan Regional Police to the media crew.
“We can prove the facts, both through documents and photos, against the allegations contained in the contents of the open letter. Among other things, allegations during the examination of the victim may not be accompanied by parents or legal counsel. That’s not true, here’s the proof,” said Raden Petit while showing photos and signatures of the victim’s parents.
“Regarding the results of the examination at trial, why are the results of the post-mortem examination not attached to the file, please the legal advisors can ask questions at the trial because that is no longer the realm of investigation. However, the investigators handling this case are still being investigated internally by Propam and if there is an element of intent or negligence, the person concerned will be given a sanction,” he said.
“Frankly, we are taking this case very seriously because it involves the credibility of investigators in the ranks of the West Kalimantan Regional Police. That’s why we appeal to the public, especially in social media, to be even wiser when posting statuses and complaints.”
“Moreover, accusations that are not based on facts. Because that can be categorized as violating the law in this case regarding the ITE Law. It is better to channel it to the system that has been prepared. Rather than intending to hold the principle of no viral no justice, it actually violates the law,” said Raden Petit confirmed. Bembo
