Legal Counsel Reza Gladys Highlights Lengthy Examination of Nikita Mirzani in Alleged Extortion Case

Kapanlagi.com - The alleged extortion case involving controversial artist Nikita Mirzani has once again attracted public attention. On Thursday, February 6, 2025, Nikita underwent an intensive examination at the Metro Jaya Police for approximately 12 hours. This examination is related to a report made by Dr. Reza Gladys, Dipl. AAAM, in December 2024.

Nikita arrived at the Metro Jaya Police around 10:00 AM WIB and only left that night. During the examination, she was grilled with 58 questions by the investigators. This lengthy process is an important step in investigating the alleged extortion that ensnared her.

"Next, I leave it to the investigators. What is clear is that in every legal process, there is a process of proof," said Fahmi Bachmid, Nikita's legal counsel, after accompanying his client.

1. Power of Attorney of Dr. Reza Gladys

On the other hand, Julianus, the attorney for Dr. Reza Gladys, responded regarding the examination. Julianus emphasized that his side respects the ongoing legal process.

"We respect the ongoing legal process. Let's just wait for the next steps," Julianus stated when met in Jakarta.

2. The Beginning of Nikmir's Report

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This case began from the alleged actions of Nikita, who is said to often mock Dr. Reza Gladys through social media. Although she initially ignored the mockery, Reza eventually decided to take this matter to the legal realm. An official report was submitted to the Metro Jaya Police on December 3, 2024, through his legal representative.

Julianus stated that strong evidence has been submitted to the police to support the report. He hopes this legal process can provide justice for his client.

3. Dr. Oky and Detective Doctor Asked for Clarification

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In addition to Nikita, two other names were also called to provide clarification, namely Dr. Oky Pratama and Detective Doctor. Both were asked more than 30 questions by investigators to clarify their connection to the alleged extortion case.

Although Nikita's side initially denied the allegations, the legal process continues. Julianus is optimistic that the investigators can resolve this case professionally and deliver a fair outcome.

The public is now awaiting the continuation of this high-profile case. The intensive examination conducted on Nikita signals that this case has entered a more serious phase, with investigators continuing to gather evidence to clarify the matter.

(kpl/aal/dyn)