The perpetrator of the Revocation of the Jetsky Guide Arrested by the Police

# The perpetrator of the Revocation of the Jetsky Guide Arrested by the Police
 
 
DETEKSIPOST.COM – TANJUNG BENOA NUSA DUA – BALI, Bali Regional Police – Unit V Sat Denpasar Police Criminal Unit secured a man suspected of committing an obscene act or damaging public decency reported by the victim of a Chinese woman with initials SZ (20).
 
This incident occurred on Tuesday April 23, 2019 around 10:00 a.m. when the victim traveled on water in the Tanjung Benoa area of ​​Nusa Dua, South Kuta, said the Denpasar Police Headquarters AKBP Benny Pramono, S.IK to the media (04/25/2019).
 
the perpetrator named Muhamad T (29) who worked as a Jet sky guide in one of Dive & Sport in the Tanjung Benoa area, initially the victim and his family came to play Sea Walker after that the victim was interested in playing jet sky until finally ordering jetsky tickets.
 
“At present our perpetrators have carried out detention and we are wearing article 289 of the Criminal Code with the threat of a 9-year sentence and Article 281 of the Criminal Code, the perpetrators are charged with a layered article,” said Waka, Denpasar Police.
 
It was explained again that the victim was riding a jetsky guided by the perpetrator where the victim was riding while the perpetrator behind the victim then when in the middle of the sea the victim was asked to hold a jetsky handlebar while the perpetrator hugged the victim’s waist when the perpetrator made obscene actsthe victim’s body part to kiss the victim.
 
“The perpetrators brought the victims to the waters near the small island back there, the victims were molested by the perpetrators,” said AKBP Benny Purnomo., S.IK.
 
victims who were under threat had asked for help, but because the conditions were quiet, the victims could not do much, finally obeying what was asked by the perpetrators, even the victims were asked to do oral sex.
 
“Denpasar Police will consistently take firm action against those who have tarnished Bali Tourism,” stressed the Denpasar Police Headquarters (TIM, Bali Police Public Relations) .