Rapist threatened citizens in Malaysia jail 20 years

Rapist threatened citizens in Malaysia jail 20 years

Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (Embassy ) Kuala Lumpur confirmed the news that a police officer who raped citizens have been arrested and could face up to 20 years in prison and caning ( Sebat ) .

" Protection of Indonesian Citizens Task Force Team Embassy in Malaysia have sought clarification from the Kajang Police Station . Actors who reported the victim had been arrested on charges Seksyen 376 Kanun Keseksaan with the threat of punishment , " said Embassy in Kuala Lumpur in a written statement received here on Saturday .

On Thursday ( 12/12 ) , a member of the Malaysian police arrested on charges of raping a citizen of Indonesia ( WNI ) 29 -year -old in a hotel in Kajang , Malaysia .

Embassy has requested consular access to personally meet with police investigators are scheduled on Monday ( 16/12 ) .

Task team to communicate directly with the victim's husband and the wife said that she is in good condition but they have not been willing to meet with task force team because they thought the case had been handled by the police .

Embassy Task Force then visit the address of the victim and learned that the victim and her husband had already left the place .

Embassy explained that the rape began when three Malaysian police went to the house inhabited by the victim and several other citizens .

The officers took the victim along with three citizens to Bandar Baru Bangi Polis Center for the four citizens do not have a valid residence permit .

" On the way , three citizens were released , while the victim's remains were taken to Bangi Policy Center , " the Embassy said .

One of the policemen then took the victim to a hotel in Kajang area and raped up to two times before a ride home to home .

Because the treatment is not received , the victim immediately reported the incident to the nearest police office .

An Indonesian citizen who was raped by Malaysian police have secured a place at the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur continue to monitor her progress and coordinate with the Malaysian police .

" The victim was in a safe place and closely monitored its development , " said Police Attaché Embassy in Kuala Lumpur , Sr. Pol Aby Nursetyanto Friday .

According to him , the Embassy in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia already contacted the police and next Monday ( 16/12 ) the two sides will meet .

" Monday will be met by the Kajang police to get an explanation of the case . Due to the concerned authorities , of course, have to be careful . So we wait for the results of the examination , " he said .

Malaysian Embassy in hopes police act quickly and decisively because these serious cases involving police officers Malaysia .

" We hope the Malaysian police crack down if there are officials who commit these crimes and quickly process it , " he said .

A ranking police corporal arrested karen allegedly raping a 29-year -old citizen woman at a hotel in Kajang , Malaysia .

Local media in Kuala Lumpur , reported Friday , before the incident, the suspect and his two cars up the victim and her husband came home , and a husband and wife co- victims in Bandar Baru Bangi on Thursday ( 12/12 ) around 01.00 am.

" On arrival at the house , the suspect ordered the victim and his colleagues so that they come to the police station on the grounds of self-knowledge does not have the documents , " said the unnamed source .

" But on the way , the suspect stop the car near a house plot and sent them down before they leave , " he said .

A few minutes later , the suspect came back to the scene on a motorcycle and asked the victim to the police station Bandar Baru Bangi if you do not want jail , while other colleagues sent home .

" On arriving at the police station , the suspect reportedly took the victim up another car and headed sebuh in Kajang , " he said .

The source said the victim claimed that police raped twice in the room before transfer back to his home a few hours later .

The victim then made ​​a report to the nearest police station on the same day .

The suspect is already over seven years working as a police officer was detained to assist investigations , while the Kajang Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Ab Rashid Ab Wahab mengakua has received reports and investigate the case further .

A ranking police corporal on Thursday ( 12/12 ) was arrested on charges of raping a woman citizen of Indonesia ( WNI ) 29 -year -old in a hotel in Kajang , Malaysia .

Local media in Kuala Lumpur on Friday reported that before the incident, the suspect along with two of his colleagues came up to the victim's car and her husband , a husband and wife co- victims in Bandar Baru Bangi on Thursday ( 12/12 ) morning around 01.00 .

" On arrival at the house , the suspect ordered the victim and his colleagues so that they come to the police station on the grounds of self-knowledge does not have the documents , " said a source who requested anonymity .

" But on the way , the suspect stop the car near a house plot and sent them down before they leave , " he said .

A few minutes later , the suspect came back to the scene on a motorcycle and asked the victim come to the police station Bandar Baru Bangi if you do not want jail , while other colleagues sent home .

" On arriving at the police station , the suspect reportedly took the victim up another car and headed sebuh in Kajang , " he said .

The source said the victim claimed that police raped twice in the room before transfer back to his home a few hours later .

The victim then made ​​a report to the nearest police station on the same day .

The suspect is already over seven years working as a police officer was arrested for investigation purposes .

Kajang Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Ab Rashid Ab Wahab said police had received the report and is conducting further investigation into the case .

Indonesian Worker Raped by Three Police Officers in Malaysia

Malaysia Won’t Cover Up Indonesian Worker Rape Case

The Malaysian government will not cover up the progress of the rape investigation of an Indonesian worker by three Malaysian police officers. If the accused are found guilty then they will be punished accordingly.

“We do not want to cover up this sensitive case. If they [the three police officers] are found guilty then it is a terrible act that we also can’t forgive,” said Malaysian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, as quoted by local media in Kuala Lumpur last Sunday.

Hishammuddin said that an impartial prosecution of three police officers charged with raping an Indonesian woman in Butterworth court, Penang, Friday was expected to ease tensions between Indonesia and Malaysia.

Any tensions between the two neighboring countries are always a challenge because it can eventually add stress to bilateral relations, he added. “I have no compassion and sympathy for them if its true they made this mistake. Because of the act of two or three individuals, the image of the entire police will be blemished. This should not be allowed and convictions will be done with unbiased sentences,” he said.

During the first trial at the Butterworth Court, the three police officers named Cpl Nik Mat Lazin Sin (33), Remy Konstabel son Dana (25) and Konstabel Syahiran Romli (21) were charged with raping an Indonesian woman in Perai Police Station on November 9th. However, all three pleaded not guilty and obtained bail for 25000 ringgit each.

Will Malaysia be able to be objective and fair in this case?