Title: Former Police Chief of Mundu and PNS SDM Polri Headquarters Accused of Fraud in Cirebon
CIREBON, KOMPAS.com – A recent code of ethics hearing held by the Professional and Security Division (Propam) of the Cirebon City Police revealed a case of fraud involving a porridge seller from Cirebon Regency, Wahidin. The fraud was allegedly committed by the former Mundu Police Chief AKP SW and a civil servant from the Polri Headquarters with the initials NY.
Wahidin had deposited Rp. 310 million to SW and NY with the hope of securing his children’s acceptance into the 2021 National Police Officers selection process. However, Wahidin’s son did not graduate, despite the money being deposited to the individuals involved.
During the court proceedings, it was proven that Aipda H, an investigator from the Mundu Police, had handled the fraud reports submitted by victims unprofessionally. As a result, H faced disciplinary action and was subjected to special placement for 21 days, along with receiving a written warning.
Head of Propram Propram Cirebon City Police, Iptu Sukirno, confirmed the disciplinary decision, stating that H’s handling of the complaint was deemed unprofessional. The decision was made to issue a written warning and place H in a special location for 21 days.
Eka Suryaatmaja, the victim’s attorney, revealed that Aipda H had forged the signature of the Head of the Mundu Police SPK in the victim’s report from 2021. The forgery was allegedly ordered by AKP SW.
Wahidin, a porridge seller from Cheeseden Village, Depok District, Cirebon Regency, West Java, fell victim to fraud by the former Mundu Police Chief, AKP SW. SW had promised that Wahidin’s first child would be accepted into the Bintara Polri in the 2021 acceptance period. However, SW asked Wahidin for a total of IDR 310,000,000 in stages.
Unable to afford the full amount, Wahidin mortgaged his house to fulfill SW’s demands. SW instructed Wahidin to deposit the money in stages to a civil servant at the National Police Headquarters with the initials NY. Additionally, SW asked Wahidin to deposit the money with a police officer with the initial D, who is also SW’s son-in-law.
Currently, both SW and NY have been named as suspects in cases of fraud and embezzlement.
Source: [1] Kompas.com – “The Sweet Promise of the Former Police Chief of Mundu Ends in Bitterness, the Porridge Builder in Cirebon Is Deceived of IDR 310 Million” (http://bandung.kompas.com/read/2023/06/20/062600578/janji-manis-mantan-kapolsek-mundu-berujung-pahit-tukang-bubur-di-cirebon)
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What steps are being taken to ensure that Elped Wahidin can successfully contact the police officers in SW and NY regarding the fraud case?
Elped Wahidin in contacting SW and NY. Aipda H is currently being investigated for his role in the fraud case.
The case has caused public outrage, as it involves not only a former police chief but also a civil servant from the Polri Headquarters. The trust placed in these individuals to uphold the law and serve the public has been severely undermined by their alleged involvement in fraudulent activities.
The investigation is ongoing, and it is crucial that all individuals involved are held accountable for their actions. This case highlights the importance of maintaining transparency and integrity within the police force and government institutions.
The victims of this fraud, including Wahidin, are seeking justice and the return of their money. They have rightly called for a thorough investigation into the matter and for appropriate legal action to be taken against those responsible.
It is a serious breach of trust when individuals in positions of authority abuse their power for personal gain. The public expects police officers and civil servants to act with integrity and to use their positions to serve and protect the community.
In conclusion, the former Police Chief of Mundu and a civil servant from the Polri Headquarters are accused of fraud in Cirebon. The case involves a porridge seller named Wahidin, who deposited money with the hope of securing his children’s acceptance into the National Police Officers selection process. The investigation is ongoing, and the victims are seeking justice and the return of their money. This case highlights the need for transparency, integrity, and accountability within the police force and government institutions.
It is disheartening to hear about an investigator who may have compromised their professional ethics. Upholding a code of ethics is crucial in maintaining trust and integrity in the legal system.