Suspected of Being Involved in Online Prostitution Case, Manager States that Hana Hanifah in Medan is Only for Photoshoot

Kapanlagi.com - FTV star, Hana Hanifah is reported to be in Medan Regional Police allegedly involved in online prostitution there. Nico, Hana's manager, has no idea that Hana is currently in Medan.

And when he heard the news of Hana's arrest for alleged prostitution, Nico admitted that he was shocked. Because, the night before the police arrested her, he still had communication with Hana.

"Basically, I was also surprised because last night at 19:44. I was still in contact with Hana, still talking on the phone, still chatting on WhatsApp," said Nico during a press conference in Kemang, South Jakarta, Monday (13/7/2020).

1. Don't Know What's Involved There

Nico said, at that time Hana only informed that she would have a photoshoot in Medan, but didn't inform when Hana would depart. And then the news of the arrest emerged, as Hana's manager, Nico is still confused.

"So until this moment, I also don't know if Hana is involved in anything there. What I know is that she had a photoshoot in Medan," he explained.

"And what I know is, at 19:44 on Sunday, she was still in Jakarta and last contacted me via WhatsApp. I don't know if she was in Medan or what," he added.

2. Departing to Medan

Hana Hanifah © instagram.com/hanaaaast

Nico revealed that currently the legal team, manager, along with family will go to Medan to verify the truth of the incident.

"Tomorrow, myself, family, and the legal team will depart to Medan at 5 o'clock to know exactly what happened. That's why if friends ask about the incident, I don't know," said Nico.

3. As a Witness

Nico added that they have confirmed with the Medan City Police. And they have received an answer that Hana's status there is as a witness.

"What is clear is that we have received information that there is nothing related to HH from the Medan City Police and her status is as a witness. We don't know what will happen in the future. We will handle it tomorrow," he said.

(kpl/aal/dwn)