Undergo Examination for Jewelry Theft Case, Roro Fitria Admits Losing Rp300 Million

Kapanlagi.com - Roro Fitria has just undergone an examination at the South Jakarta Police Station, Friday (23/6/2023). The 33-year-old woman was examined regarding her report on a jewelry theft case allegedly committed by her housemaid, identified as RH.

"Alhamdulillah, the first BAP went smoothly regarding the alleged jewelry theft case committed by Nyai's housemaid," said Roro Fitria after undergoing the examination at the South Jakarta Police Station, Friday (23/6/2023).

"There were 25 questions, as far as Nyai remembers," she added.

1. Additional Evidence

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Not only undergoing examination, the artist who is familiarly called Nyai also provided additional evidence. With that additional evidence, Roro Fitria hopes that the perpetrator with the initials RH can be arrested soon.

"There are also several pieces of evidence that have been submitted because there are several items that have not been found yet. If what was stolen was quite a lot of jewelry," said Roro Fitria.

2. Loss of Hundreds of Millions of Rupiah

Several valuable items belonging to Roro Fitria such as gold, rings, earrings, and bracelets were taken away by the perpetrator. As a result of the incident, Roro claimed to have suffered losses of up to Rp300 million.

"Jewelry like rings, earrings, bracelets, they were a legacy from my mother and were worn when my mother had not yet worn a hijab, if accumulated it's around Rp 300 million," she said.

3. Already Know the Perpetrator's Whereabouts

Meanwhile, Roro Fitria's lawyer, Asgar Sjafrie, said that the police have already known the whereabouts of RH. However, Asgar said that the investigators are still delving into the case reported by his client.

"It is still being developed regarding how many perpetrators there are. But what is clear is that the police already know where RH is but we cannot disclose it yet. Just pray that this process will proceed quickly so that the perpetrator can be apprehended," concluded Asgar Sjafrie.

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