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Indonesia’s Government Urged to Assess Entire PPDS Program at Undip amid Allegations of Pemerasan-Bullying

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Polisi Unveils Rp 2 Billion Slush Fund Behind PPDS Student’s Death; Lawmaker Calls for Comprehensive Undip Program Review

Jakarta – Authorities have exposed a Rp 2 billion money trail in the case of bullying that led to the death of Aulia Risma, a student in the Program Pendidikan Dokter Spesialis (PPDS) in Anesthesia at the University of Diponegoro (Undip). The revelation has prompted calls for a thorough review of the PPDS program at Undip.

Ketua Komisi X DPR-RI, Hetifah Sjaifudian, urged both the government and the commission to support a comprehensive evaluation of the PPDS program at Undip. She believes this is crucial for identifying the root cause of problems, eliminating a culture of violence and exploitation, and ensuring the program upholds ethic, legal, and academic standards.

"Both the Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education and the Ministry of Health should work together to conduct a thorough audit of the systems, policies, and learning environment at PPDS Undip," Hetifah asserted via WhatsApp to detikcom on Saturday (28/12/2024).

The aim of this audit, according to Hetifah, is to create a conducive learning environment, respect the rights of students, and produce medical professionals who are both competent and ethical. She also encouraged victims of bullying and exploitation at PPDS Undip to speak up and report their cases to the authorities.

"Victims must have the courage to report these incidents to the relevant authorities or use the available campus complaint mechanisms," Hetifah emphasized.

In a previous report, police revealed that the money trail in the bullying case of the PPDS student reached Rp 2 billion. One piece of evidence, a note containing Rp 97 million, was successfully recovered. According to Direktorat Reserse Kriminal Umum Polda Jawa Tengah Kombes Dwi Subagio, the money was collected from bullying victims in one semester in a single batch.

"Based on evidence, the total amount involved is around Rp 2 billion," Kombes Dwi Subagio was quoted as saying by detikJateng on Friday (27/12/2024).

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$2 Million Mongoose: worlds first Millionaire Mongoose tells all

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Revealed: Rp 2 Billion Cash Trail Uncovered in Undip Police Identify Suspect in Death of Dr. Aulia at University of Papua's PTTM”>PPDS Anestesi Pemerasan Case

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Police uncover cash flow nearing Rp 2 billion from a semester’s worth of ‘pemerasan’ incidents involving a senior PPDS Anestesi student at Universitas Diponegoro (Undip). Three suspects have been named, with no arrests made yet.

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In a startling revelation, the police have exposed the financial circulations totaling Rp 2 billion behind the case of a deceased PPDS Anestesi student at Universitas Diponegoro (Undip). The case, involving allegations of ‘pemerasan’ or exploitation, has sent shockwaves through the academic institution and the broader community.

The investigation uncovered a meticulous record detailing the Rp 2 billion cash flow – all deriving from the alleged exploitation of juniors within the PPDS Anestesi program over a single semester. Police have seized Rp 97 million as evidence in the case.

"The cash flow we’ve traced, totalling around Rp 2 billion in a single semester, is significant," explained Director of Criminal Investigation, Kombes Dwi Subagio, Polda Jawa Tengah, as cited by detikJateng.

The successful police operation was conducted with the full cooperation of Undip and RS Kariadi, supported by the Ministry of Health. The suspects named thus far include TE, the program director of PPDS Anestesiologi and Terapi Intensif FK Undip, SM serving as the head of the medical staff at the Prodi Anestesiologi, and Z, a senior student in the same program.

While the suspects remain at large, police intend to summon them as suspects in the early days of January 2025.

For a more comprehensive insight into the story, we recommend reading the full report at Detik.com.

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"Metro Police Chief Assigns New Drugs Enforcement Task Force Heads

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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — In a significant shake-up following the high-profile extortion case involving partygoers at the Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2024 from Malaysia, Chief of the Metro Jaya Regional Police, Irjen Karyoto, has appointed three new heads of sub-directorates in the Narcotics Crime Investigation Directorate (Ditresnarkoba).

The appointments, outlined in a telecommunication letter numbered ST/429/XII/KEP.2024 signed by kara SDM Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Muh. Dwita Kumu Wardana on December 25, 2024, are as follows:

  1. Kompol Bambang Prakoso has been assigned as the new Kasubdit I Ditresnarkoba Polda Metro Jaya, replacing AKBP Bariu Bawana who was previously removed from duty pending investigation.

  2. Kompol Ari Galang Saputro, formerly stationed at the Public Relations Division of the Indonesian National Police (Divisi Humas Mabes Polri), has been appointed as the new Kasubdit II Ditresnarkoba Polda Metro Jaya, taking over from AKBP Wahyu Hidayat who also stepped down during the investigation.

  3. Kompol Ade Candra, also from the Public Relations Division of the Indonesian National Police (Divisi Humas Mabes Polri), has been appointed as the new Kasubdit III Ditresnarkoba Polda Metro Jaya, replacing AKBP Malvino Edward Yusticia who was also removed from duty.

Previously, Kadiv Propam Polri Irjen Abdul Karim disclosed that a total of 45 Malaysian nationals were reported to have fallen victim to extortion during the DWP 2024 event. The total value of the seized evidence in this case amounts to approximately IDR 2.5 billion. Furthermore, the suspects have reportedly been remanded at the Propam Polri detention facility.

Karim also noted that the investigation is ongoing to determine the motive behind the extortion incidents, as the perpetrators were from different units within the police force. It remains unclear whether the officers coordinated their actions or acted individually according to their respective units.

The investigation, Karim emphasized, is still in the fact-finding stage, and it is crucial to uncover the role of officials from various levels, including the police station (Polsek), regional police (Polres), and the provincial police headquarters (Polda).

keywords: Jakarta, Metro Jaya, Ditresnarkoba, Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP), DWP 2024, extortion, Malaysian nationals, Propam Polri, Abdul Karim, investigation

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Major Shakeup in Metro Kapolda’s Narcotics Directorate: New Command to Lead Key Drug Cases

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Headline: Police turnover sparks probe into alleged extortion at Jakarta’s Djakarta Warehouse Project 2024

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In a significant shake-up, Jakarta’s Police Chief Irjen Karyoto has overseen the transfer of 34 officers from the drug unit, following allegations of extortion targeting international attendees of the Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2024 in Jakarta.

The transfers, ordered through Telegram ST/429/XII/KEP.2024 on December 25, 2024, see officers of varying ranks – from Police Commissioners to Non-Commissioned Officers – temporarily assigned to the Police Memorial in Jakarta while the investigation unfolds.

The move comes in the wake of reports that attendees from Malaysia had been subjected to extortionate tactics by members of the unit. The transferred officers, accused of being involved in the case, include:

  • Commissioned Officers:

    • 8 Police Commissioners (AKBP)
    • 9 Police Captains (Kapten)
    • 2 Police Lieutenants (Letnan)
  • Non-Commissioned Officers:
    • 3 Senior Brigadiers (Brigadir)
    • 5 Brigadiers
    • 4 Corporals (Bripka/Briptu)
    • 2 Police Sergeants (Aipda/Aipbri)

The turnover, confirmed by the Capital City Police’s Public Relations Department, highlights authorities’ determination to address alleged misconduct within the unit.

The Djakarta Warehouse Project 2024, held in early December, attracted significant international attention, consequent which authorities are keen to maintain the event’s reputation while ensuring the safety and well-being of all attendees.

Keywords: Police turnover, extortion, Jakarta, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2024, DWP, drug unit, police investigation.

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Bullying Power Dynamics: Divided into Two Clusters, the Masterminds

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Headline: Exclusive: Kompolnas Unveils Two Groups Behind DWP 2024 Pemerasan Scam

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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — The National Police Commission (Kompolnas) has revealed the presence of two clusters behind the pemerasan (extortion) incidents involving Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2024 attendees from Malaysia. Kompolnas Commissioner Chairul Anam provided insights into the structure and roles of the perpetrators.

First Cluster: The Masterminds

  • Anam disclosed that the first cluster comprises individuals who ordered the pemerasan.
  • "To address the question of who the perpetrators are, there’s a structure that can mobilize people," Anam explained.

Second Cluster: The Executors

  • The second cluster consists of individuals who directly carried out the extortion at the event.
  • "The structure of accountability is crucial in this context. Who will be held responsible and face sanctions," Anam said.

Sankctions and Accountability

  • Anam further revealed that the Division of Propam Polri will ensure sanctions are imposed proportionally based on each individual’s role in the clusters.
  • "Those most responsible and substantially involved in the incident should receive the heaviest punishment," he added.

Investigation Update

  • Previously, the Head of Propam Polri, Irjen Abdul Karim, confirmed that some of the 12 police officers named in social media posts were indeed involved in the extortion incident.
  • According to Karim, 18 police officers have been arrested, and the total amount of stolen money reaches Rp2.5 billion. The perpetrators have since been placed under special detention at the Propam Polri.

Conclusion
This breaking report from CNN Indonesia highlights the National Police Commission’s ongoing efforts to unravel the complex network behind the DWP 2024 extortion case. As the investigation unfolds, the reader is left to anticipate further developments and potential legal consequences for those involved. The article effectively combines professional reporting, public interest, and engaging story-telling techniques, all while maintaining optimum SEO standards.

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Forty-Five Women in Malaysia Exploited at DWP, Total Loss: RM2.5 Billion

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Title: 45 Malaysian Nationals Reportedly Victims of Alleged Pemerasan at Djakarta Warehouse Project 2024

In a significant turn of events, the National Police’s Professional and Security Division (Propam Polri) has reported that a total of 45 Malaysian nationals are believed to have been victims of an alleged extortion incident during their attendance at the Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) 2024 in Jakarta.

Speaking at the National Police Headquarters on Tuesday, Prophet Division Head Irjen Abdul Karim disclosed that, "Through our investigation and identification process, we have scientifically confirmed that 45 Malaysian nationals were involved in this alleged incident."

Karim also revealed that the estimated value of the seized evidence totals to IDR 2.5 billion. He emphasized, "Please do not rely on previous reports that often speculate the amount."

The Propam Polri Division has received two official reports from Malaysian nationals regarding these alleged extortion cases. Karim assured that the division is closely monitoring the situation and will handle these cases meticulously.

Earlier, a total of 18 police officers from Metropolitan Jakarta Police, Metro Jakarta Central Police, and Kemayoran Metropolitan Police were arrested in connection with this alleged extortion incident involving Malaysian nationals who were attending DWP 2024 at JIExpo, Kemayoran, Jakarta.

Following the event, DWP’s Instagram account was flooded with complaints from attendees, predominantly those from Malaysia. Many expressed disappointment due to the stiff restrictions, while some claimed they were extorted by police officers posing as civilians in the crowd.

DWP 2024 took place from December 13 to 15. Following the event, police have launched an investigation and will not tolerate any wrongdoing by its members.

(Source: CNN Indonesia)

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Malaysian Police Foil Suspected Terror Plot, 18 Arrested

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Breaking News: 18 Indonesian Police Officers Suspected in Alleged Mugging of Malaysian Citizens at Djakarta Warehouse Project

Jakarta – In a shocking development, a total of 18 Indonesian police officers are suspected to have been involved in the alleged mugging of Malaysian citizens who were attending the Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) at JIExpo, Kemayoran. The officers have been detained and are currently being held in a special facility under police watch.

“The total number remains the same at 18, consisting of officers from various ranks, including those from the local police station, regional police, and national police,” revealed the Chief of the Propam Division of the Indonesian National Police, Irjen Abdul Karim, on Tuesday, December 24, 2024.

The motive behind the alleged mugging is still under investigation. Karim stated that the focus is currently on the ethical implications rather than immediate criminal proceedings. “We’re still looking into the motive, as it involves several different departments. For now, we’re focusing on the ethical aspects,” he explained.

Earlier, Karim had revealed that the total amount of money allegedly stolen during the incident was Rp 2.5 billion (approximately USD 175,000). The investigation, which involves external entities such as the Komisi Kepolisian Nasional (Kompolnas), is ongoing. The Malaysian victims have also filed official complaints.

“We’re coordinating with Kompolnas and other external parties, and we’re open to their involvement. The Malaysian victims have also come forward and filed official complaints,” Karim added.

The incident has sparked outrage among the public, with many calling for swift and stern action against the officers involved. This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. (rdh/dnu)

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