The sad story of a girl in Bali who prostitutes herself to survive and police officers are suspected of being blackmailed

KOMPAS.com – The sad story of a girl with the initials MIS (21) in Denpasar, Bali.

This is because, in the midst of the economic burden he is experiencing, he is suspected of being the victim of extortion by unscrupulous police officers who are attached to the Bali Police with the initials RCN.

The heartbreaking incident he experienced began after being hit by a downsizing of employees while working at a hotel in the Badung, Bali area.

To survive, she decided to become a commercial sex worker (PSK) three months ago.

“The victim was in financial trouble and was forced to sell himself through the Michat app,” said the victim’s attorney, Charlie Usfunan of the Bali Police, on Friday (12/18/202).

Raided by police officers

On Wednesday (12/16/2020), MIS, Charlie said, was serving guests at his pension located in Denpasar.

When she was about to have sex with him, RCN knocked on the door of his pension.

He was then threatened with being taken to the police station to be held accountable for his actions.

Knowing this, he could only give up and the client was kicked out by RCN.

But after that, instead of being taken to the police station, he was forced to serve up his lewd lust.

Not only that, after giving way to his lust, the cops also seized the victim’s cell phone.

Blackmailed by the perpetrator

When he was about to be kidnapped, Charlie said the perpetrator asked the victim to ransom him for 1.5 million rupees.

MIS was also asked to deposit Rs 500,000 per month as “security money”.

“Initially he asked for a cell phone and every month he was asked to deposit 500,000 rupees,” Charlie said.

Feeling unacceptable to the perpetrator’s treatment, MIS then sought help from a legal attorney and reported the incident it had experienced to the Bali Police.

Polda Bali’s Director of General Criminal Investigation, Kombes Pol Dodi Rahmawan, admitted that he would follow up on the report.

Currently, the victim has received assistance from investigators from the PPA Branch and investigators from Bali Police Bid Propam.

“Receive complaints and carry out more fingerprinting processes,” Dodi said via WhatsApp message on Friday.

Author: Bali Contributor, Imam Rosidin | Editor: Dheri Agriesta