Not Free Yet, Rizky Nazar Still Has to Undergo Rehabilitation at BNNK South Jakarta

Kapanlagi.com - It is known that actor Rizky Nazar was recently arrested by the police for drug abuse at his residence in Kramat Jati, East Jakarta. Currently, this 25-year-old man is still undergoing rehabilitation at BNNK South Jakarta.

Head of BNNK South Jakarta, Dikdik Kusnadi stated that actor Rizky Nazar is still required to undergo outpatient treatment twice for drug abuse. He also explained that there is no special treatment for celebrities in the country who are in the process of recovering from addiction to illegal substances.

1. Still 2 More Outpatient Treatments

Rizky Nazar when caught for drug abuse © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

"Actually, he is not free yet, he still has 2 more outpatient treatments. Because there are 8 outpatient treatments in total, he still has 2 more at the South Jakarta BNNK," said Dikdik Kusnadi when contacted on Tuesday (1/3).

"So this is a lesson for anyone, don't think that because someone is a celebrity, they will receive special treatment. No. It just so happens that when a celebrity is chased by the media, they are not sought after by the media, while there are many others with the same process as Rizky," he continued.

2. BNNK Over Capacity

Rizky Nazar caught for drug abuse © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

In addition, Dikdik also explained that currently the South Jakarta BNNK is avoiding overcapacity. Therefore, in minor cases, restorative justice may be carried out.

"To avoid overcapacity in prisons, for minor cases, there is a policy by the Chief of Police regarding restorative justice. Then, of course, it still involves the integrated assessment team consisting of the Police, BNN, and the Prosecutor's Office, to consider all aspects. It is seen from a medical perspective. The history of drug abuse. What type of drug they used, how long they have been using it, and their physical and mental condition," he said.

3. Outpatient Treatment

Rizky Nazar caught for drug abuse © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

Dikdik also believes that Rizky Nazar's case can still be followed up for future consideration whether outpatient treatment is necessary.

"Well, Rizky is a cannabis or marijuana abuser, if I'm not mistaken, leftover gorilla tobacco. Then, of course, we look at the legal assessment whether there is an indication of distribution or not, whether it is classified as distribution or not, turns out it's not. So, only a pure user. It means that follow-up is needed based on the assessment results, where the person is categorized as having moderate dependence, so outpatient treatment is necessary," he concluded.

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