Police will search Bahar bin Smith as a suspect

BANDUNG, KOMPAS.com – The West Java Regional Police will examine Bahar bin Smith as a suspect.

This examination will take place after the police have obtained a permit from the General Directorate of Corrections.

“The West Java Regional Police Ditreskrimum scheduled the summons of Bahar bin Smith later on November 23, in his capacity as a suspect. Further investigations,” said the head of the West Java Regional Police Public Relations Division. , Kombes Erdi A. Chaniago at the West Java Regional Police Headquarters, on Wednesday (11/18/2020).

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According to Erdi, Bahar will be investigated in connection with the alleged case of mistreatment of an ojek driver. online in Bogor.

“In the case of the persecution at his home some time ago, the victim was driver online, “He hit the ground.

However, Erdi could not confirm where Bahar would be examined.

“The place is uncertain, whether in the West Java Regional Police or where,” he said.

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Regarding the peace claim that occurred between Bahar and the victim, Erdi said that the West Java Regional Police had not received the peace letter.

“Until now the researchers have never received anything called revocation, peace. Only, what is clear in the mechanism, the problem is restorative juice, there is a Perkap Tahun 2019, “said Erdi.

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According to Erdi, the report withdrawal and reconciliation mechanism will make investigators keep track of the minutes of each party carrying out peace.

“Asked first, if the interested party has the desire to make amends, revoke, etc. After that, the following mechanism is carried out for another case title. Then the mechanism is still there,” he said.

However, Erdi stressed that so far, investigators have never received a report withdrawal letter or a peace agreement between the victim and the reporter.