Not Detained Despite Being Declared a Suspect After Wearing a Bikini on the Road, Police Schedule Mandatory Reporting for Dinar Candy

Kapanlagi.com - South Jakarta Metro Police Chief, Commissioner Pol Azis Andriansyah explained the schedule of mandatory reporting for Dinar Candy. He said that Dinar Candy must report to the South Jakarta Metro Police since being declared a suspect in the alleged pornography violation.

However, the Police have not confirmed further details regarding Dinar Candy's mandatory reporting schedule. Usually, suspects are required to report on Mondays and Thursdays each week, and this will continue until the complete case files are ready for trial.

"It will be scheduled. Usually, on Mondays and Thursdays," said Azis when met in Fatmawati area, South Jakarta, on Friday (6/8).

However, Azis cannot confirm this due to the current PPKM situation. He emphasized that Dinar Candy's mandatory reporting schedule will be adjusted according to the restrictions and checkpoints in accordance with the PPKM regulations.

1. Reasons for Mandatory Reporting

"But it depends on the situation because in this pandemic situation, there are restrictions and blockades, so we need to assess the situation on the ground," he said.

In addition, Azis also explained the reason why Dinar Candy still carries out her mandatory reporting to demonstrate good faith. Despite being designated as a suspect, Dinar Candy has not been detained.

"Yes, we may still carry out the mandatory reporting to show good faith," he added.

It is known that Dinar Candy is not being detained because she has been cooperative during the investigation. Dinar has officially been designated as a suspect in a case of alleged pornography. Dinar Candy got involved in this case because she made a video of herself wearing a bikini on the street, which she did as a protest against the prolonged implementation of the PPKM.

2. Regret

Dinar Candy's decision to protest by wearing only a bikini is because the public knows her as a sexy DJ. Therefore, she chose a method that she later regretted.

"It's a form of protest, a form of aspiration, of course, in her own style. If students wear suits and the like, she is a DJ, so it's natural for her to do it in her own way and style. It depends on the perspective of those who see it. What is clear is that it is a form of protest and rejection," Acong added.

(kpl/irf/nda)