Bandung, hitclubapk3 Indonesia
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Celebritygram
Lisa Mariana
allowed to return home after undergoing examination as a suspect in the case
exciting video
at the West Java Regional Police.
The woman who was in the middle of dealings with former West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil was forcibly picked up and questioned since Thursday (4/12).
Head of Public Relations of the West Java Regional Police, Police Commissioner Hendra Rochmawan, during Lisa’s examination, was asked a number of questions by investigators from the Cyber Directorate of the West Java Regional Police.
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“The number of questions asked by investigators was 47,” said Hendra when contacted.
Hendra said that the examination of Lisa was carried out to fulfill the investigation for further legal proceedings.Lisa was allowed to go home because she was considered cooperative in the examination.
“As for why detention was not carried out, it was taken into account that there was no concern that the suspect would run away, damage and/or destroy evidence,” he said.
“There is also no concern that the person concerned will repeat the criminal act currently suspected, namely the Information and Electronic Transactions (ITE) Crime Case,” he continued.
Meanwhile, regarding the man with the initials MT, Hendra said that the man was not a perpetrator of pornography.MT, said Hendra, played his role in receiving Lisa’s exciting video.
“So for MT, the criminal act is electronic transmission, that is, Lisa sent the pornographic video to MT,” he said.
“So this MT is not the perpetrator of pornography but he did the electronic transmission. Well, Lisa sent a pornographic video to MT, well, this MT then opened the g-drive email to become an open account so that it could be downloaded and seen by other people. So the crime is there, the spread of the pornographic video was from this electronic transmission,” he added.
(csr/isn)
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