Reported to the Police by Syifa Hadju for Being Threatened with Kidnapping and Rape

Kapanlagi.com - Young actress, Syifa Hadju is currently experiencing an unpleasant incident. The 19-year-old girl is threatened with kidnapping and rape by one of the Instagram users. Feeling threatened, Syifa decided to take this case to the legal route.

Accompanied by her lawyer, Sandy Arifin, she went to the South Tangerang Police. As Syifa's legal representative, Sandy will report the alleged crime of the Information and Electronic Transactions Law (UU ITE) that her client received.

"Our visit, as previously stated, is to report the alleged crime of the Information and Electronic Transactions Law, where our sister Syifa Hadju is threatened and harassed," said Sandy Arifin on Friday afternoon (28/2).

1. Mother Syifa Hadju Also Terrorized

Syifa Hadju / Credit: KapanLagi - Irfan Kafril

Before going into reporting, the 19-year-old actress recounted the form of terror she experienced. Although initially ignoring the threat, over time the threats she received became more and more serious.

"The threats came through DM on Instagram. At first, I thought, 'Oh well, it's probably just someone messing around', but then the threats got worse and not only towards me, but also towards my mother, my assistant, the people around me, and even to the contacts listed on my Instagram profile," said Syifa Hadju.

"The threats got worse, so I blocked the account, but then they started terrorizing me again using another account," she continued.

2. Has Been Terrorized for a Long Time

Syifa Hadju / Credit: KapanLagi - Irfan Kafril

In addition, the girl named Syifa Savira Hadju also said that the threats she received had actually been going on for a long time, even multiple times. It is understandable that in the end, the SELEBGRAM film star reported it to the police.

"It has happened multiple times, actually it has been going on for months, but the severity of it was only in the past few months, that's why I just reported it. I actually didn't want to report it because I thought it wasn't important, but because the threats were too severe for me, that's why I decided to report it," Syifa concluded.

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