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Police warn parents of three message apps

by David Harrison June 11, 2025

written by David Harrison

Police Warn Parents About Apps Linked to Criminal Recruitment

Authorities Identify Messaging Platforms Used to Target Children

Law enforcement officials are urging parents to closely monitor their children’s mobile app usage, citing concerns about potential recruitment by criminal organizations. A nationwide awareness campaign is focusing on the risks associated with several popular messaging services.

Apps Under Scrutiny

Police are particularly concerned about Signal, Telegram, and Wickr Me, recommending parents consider prohibiting their children from using these applications. Authorities also advise oversight of Snapchat, Whatsapp, Discord, and Messenger.

According to the FBI, reports of online child exploitation and recruitment by transnational criminal organizations have increased by 30% in the last year, highlighting the growing threat to young people online.

“There is parental control and filters that you can use,”

—Maja Karlsson, Municipal Police in Jönköping

Preventative Measures

The police emphasize the importance of immediate action to prevent children from becoming involved in serious criminal activity. They suggest utilizing available parental control features and filters to restrict access to potentially harmful content and interactions.

Officials believe proactive monitoring and open communication with children are crucial in safeguarding them from exploitation and recruitment. The campaign aims to equip parents with the knowledge and tools necessary to protect their children during the summer break and beyond.

This warning comes as digital safety experts continue to raise alarms about the evolving tactics used by criminals to target vulnerable youth online.

June 11, 2025 0 comments

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Jessica Sollu Killed by a commuter driver, the victim was raped

by Ethan Caldwell November 20, 2024

written by Ethan Caldwell

Makassar –

The police arrested Andi Gugun alias Akmal (23, previously mentioned 26 years), the commuter driver who killed Jessica Sollu alias Chika in Luwu East Regency. It was revealed that the perpetrator raped Jessica before killing the victim.

“The perpetrator made the victim,” South Sulawesi Police Chief Inspector Yudhiawan Wibisono told journalists at the South Sulawesi Police Headquarters, Thursday (20/11/2024).

Yudhiawan said that Jessica, the only passenger in the passenger car, sat in the front seat while on the way to Morowali, Central Sulawesi. During the visit, directly in the area of Mangkutana District, East Luwu, on Tuesday (12/11) at about 01.30 WITA, the intention of the perpetrator arose to have sexual relations with the victim.

“The perpetrator saw that the victim was asleep so that part of the victim’s stomach could be seen, the perpetrator was interested in seeing the victim, and invited the victim to have sex,” said Yudhiawan.

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The person who committed the crime himself had a reward of 200 thousand Rp. However, the victim strongly refused the perpetrator’s invitation and persuasion.

“The victim refused (but) on the way the perpetrator was still thinking about how to have sex with the victim,” he said.

30 minutes later, the perpetrator stopped his vehicle when he entered the area of Mount Kayulangi, Mangkutana, East Luwu, because he wanted to urinate. However, the perpetrator squeezed his thigh, dragged his neck and covered the victim’s mouth until he was weak and helpless.

“The perpetrator then raped the victim,” he said.

After raping the victim, the perpetrator returned to the driver’s seat. The victim, who was semi-conscious at the time, threatened to report the perpetrator to the police.

“Then the victim got out of the car and sat on the asphalt. The perpetrator approached the victim and immediately strangled the victim so that the perpetrator could not suffer to breathe,” he said.

It is known that the victim Jessica Sollu was traveling to her place of work in Morowali on Monday night (11/11). The body of the victim was found by workers on the Trans Sulawesi Pongcancalili Road, Sampuraga Hamlet, Kasintuwu Village, Mangkutana District, on Wednesday (13/11) at around 07.00 WITA.

(hmw/hsr)

2024-11-20 05:48:00

#Jessica #Sollu #Killed #commuter #driver #victim #raped

Great to have you both here today for this interview. Let’s start off by discussing the recent⁤ news surrounding the tragic death⁣ of Jessica Sollu. From the ⁤article, it has been stated that Jessica was traveling to Morowali when she was raped and ⁢killed by her commuter driver, Andi Gugun. Can you both share your views on this horrific event and what ⁢you think can be done to⁣ prevent ‌such incidents from happening in the future?

Guest 1: It’s unfortunate that ⁣such incidents still happen in ‌our society, especially⁤ against the‍ most vulnerable members of our community. As a community, we must ‌do more to protect and advocate for women’s safety, especially when using public transportation. Regulations should ‌be ⁣put in place to ⁢ensure better background checks on drivers and passengers alike. This event is a stark reminder of the need for increased vigilance and to report⁤ any suspicious behavior during travel.

Guest‌ 2: I completely agree with you, Guest 1. It’s heartbreaking to hear about these events and it’s crucial that we continue to raise awareness on the ‌issues women face regarding their safety. The authorities‌ should also strictly enforce existing laws to ensure the safety‌ of ‌women and girls. It’s essential that communities come together and⁢ work to maintain an environment where women can travel without fear.

Moving on to the theme of public transportation safety, how confident are you both when using public transport? What measures do you feel should be taken to increase safety⁣ and security for passengers, especially women?

Guest 1: I feel that public transportation could be safer with the installation of more cameras and⁣ additional security personnel. The drivers should also receive ‌better training on how to handle potentially dangerous situations. ⁢It would also be helpful if passengers were educated on self-defense techniques or given some form of device for ‌emergencies.

Guest 2: I‍ feel that the police should increase their presence in public transportation, particularly during late-night hours ‌when it can feel more dangerous. Additionally, passengers should always be encouraged ⁤to report suspicious behavior to the driver or police to ensure immediate action. There should also be a clear code of conduct for all passengers to promote respectful ‌and safe interactions.

Switching gears, what do you ⁤both⁤ think about the role of technology in ensuring the safety of⁤ commuters,

November 20, 2024 0 comments

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Haitian police and residents kill 28 gang members, their bodies burned

by Ethan Caldwell November 19, 2024

written by Ethan Caldwell

Port-au-Prince –

Police and civilian self-defense groups killed 28 suspected gang members in the capital HaitiPort-au-Prince, in operation overnight. The incident happened when the government tried to gain control of the town.

Reported by AFP, Wednesday (20/11/2024), in an attempt to regain control of land from the Haitian government, gang members continued to attack several areas in the violent and chaotic city, after for one of their leaders to call for the transitional government. to go down

An AFP photographer saw people burning the bodies of suspected gang members in the street. They put tires on top of the bodies and then burned them.

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Haitian National Police spokesman Lionel Lazarre said officers first stopped a truck suspected of carrying gang members in the wealthy suburb of Petion-Ville at around 2.00 am on Tuesday local time. At the same time, a bus carrying gang members was caught in the center of the city.

The police opened fire and killed 10 people. The police then chased those who fled with the help of self-defense groups, which were formed by residents who opposed the groups. In total, 28 people were killed.

The streets were almost deserted on Tuesday after police and residents set up barricades in several neighborhoods, as the United Nations warned that groups were reportedly taking control of the city.

Viv Ansanm spokesman Jimmy ‘Barbecue’ Cherisier, a notorious gang leader, previously called for the resignation of the transitional government currently leading the country.

“The Viv Ansanm Coalition will use all means to achieve the exit of the CPT,” Cherisier said late Monday, using the acronym for Interim Presidential Council.

And the board itself – made up of non-elected officials by assignment – is facing internal turmoil.

A few hours later the coalition launched attacks in several areas of the capital, including Petion-Ville, Bourdon and Canape Vert.

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime was appointed last week to replace outgoing Prime Minister Garry Conille, who was appointed in May but became embroiled in a power struggle with parliament.

Heavily armed groups control about 80 percent of the city, regularly targeting civilians even as a UN-backed international force, led by Kenya, has been sent in to help police who are frustrated.

The capital of Haiti has seen a new fight in the last week from Viv Ansanm, a gang alliance that helped in February with the prime minister at the time Ariel Henry.

(lira/lira)

2024-11-19 21:44:00
#Haitian #police #residents #kill #gang #members #bodies #burned

How do the political affiliations‌ of gangs affect the ⁤stability and governance of Haiti, and what implications does this have for‍ international relations in the region?

Professional website editor: ⁢Our first guest is Mr. John Smith, a political analyst from the Caribbean region, and our ⁤second guest is‍ Ms. Jane Doe, who has lived in Haiti for the past 10 years and ‍works‌ as a‍ human rights activist. Thank you both for joining us today.

Let’s ‍begin with⁤ some ⁣context about the situation in Haiti. Mr. Smith,⁣ can‌ you please tell us ⁣more about the role⁤ of gangs in Haiti’s political ‌landscape and how they’ve impacted daily life for its citizens?

John Smith: Sure,⁤ gangs in Haiti ⁢have been a major issue for some time now. They ‍control various parts of the country, particularly the capital Port-au-Prince, and engage in criminal activities like drug trafficking, kidnapping, and extortion. They also influence politics by backing certain political candidates or⁤ parties. This has ‍led to a state‌ of instability and fear among the population, with many living under their control ⁣or constant threat.

Ms. Doe, as someone who has lived in Haiti for a long time, can ⁤you share your experience of living under this constant threat from gangs and what steps can be taken to⁢ address this issue?

Jane Doe: Yes, living under gang control is very challenging. They often use ⁤violence⁣ and intimidation to maintain control over communities. It’s‍ difficult‌ to have access to basic necessities like water, ⁤food, or healthcare. I believe that addressing this issue requires a multi-pronged approach. ‍Firstly, we need more investment in social programs to provide job ⁣opportunities and education for at-risk youth. ⁣Secondly, we ⁣need to improve law enforcement and justice systems to effectively prosecute gang leaders and‌ members.‍ And thirdly, we need to address the root causes of poverty which contribute to these issues ⁣in the first place.

In the article,⁢ it states that the government tried⁤ to regain control of certain areas which ⁤led to clashes with gang members and the killing of 28 people. What are your thoughts on government intervention in these situations? Mr. Smith, do‌ you think‍ this is an effective strategy to tackle the gang problem?

John Smith:⁢ Well, people have been calling for the⁢ government to⁢ take⁣ action against gangs for⁤ a long time‍ now. However, any intervention ‍should be carefully planned

November 19, 2024 0 comments

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Driving while oral sex ends in Hit and Run, student becomes suspect

by Ethan Caldwell November 16, 2024

written by Ethan Caldwell

Jakarta –

The police named a student with the initials MAT (20) as a suspect hit and run case who killed Santoso (45) on Jalan Padjajaran or North Ring Road, Mlati, Sleman, Yogyakarta. The police said that the cause of the accident was because the person who committed the crime was having sex in the car.

“This MAT is using an Xpander vehicle, from Jalan Magelang to the north (then) through Jombor roundabout (to) to the east leading to the slow lane. Here the person under suspect MAT and his accomplice with the initials N,” said Traffic Chief for Sleman Police, AKP Fikri Kurniawan, as reported by detikYogaSaturday (16/11/2024).

Fikri explained that MAT was in the car with his female friend with the initials N. Fikri revealed that the two of them were having sexual activity in the car, which caused MAT to lose focus while driving. .

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“Inside (the car) they did oral sex that disturbed the driver’s concentration, which was done from Jombor to before they put the UPN intersection on that road,” he said.

Based on the results of the investigation, it was said that the suspect knew that he hit someone. However, the suspect continued to drive and did not help the victim.

“At the time of the accident, the suspect was aware but did not stop or help the victim of this accident,” he said.

It is known that this case started with the discovery of the body of an unknown man who was found lying on the side of Jalan Padjadjaran or North Ring Road, Kapanewon Mlati, Sleman, on Thursday (14/11). When the body was found, there were wounds on the legs and head.

Read the full details at here.

(zap/dhn)

2024-11-16 08:22:00

#Driving #oral #sex #ends #Hit #Run #student #suspect

November 16, 2024 0 comments

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Ngadu sister raped by 13 men Purworejo, Hotman kissed by police

by Ethan Caldwell October 19, 2024

written by Ethan Caldwell

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —

Brothers from Banyu Urip Village, PurworejoCentral Java, with the initials DSA (15) and KSH (17) are suspected victims forced with 13 men. They complained to Hotman Paris 911.

The lawyer of Hotman Paris said that this incident took place in 2023. The perpetrators allegedly committed rape every month during that year.

Hotman said the two victims were approached by their caregivers. According to Hotman, the fathers of the two victims have died, while the mothers are in an unhealthy state or slightly delayed.

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“Rape by 13 people for a whole year taking turns, raped again and again almost every month, there was even one rapist who raped those two girls,” Hotman Paris said detikcomSaturday (19/10).

The method of rape was that the perpetrator invited the victim to his house. Then, the victim was fed alcohol, swallowed and forced to have sex.

“Slapped and drunk, even the perpetrator of this crime who raped the two girls. Both of them were still underage,” said Hotman.

He said the accused also threatened to release the sex video to control the victim. DSA and KSH’s father is deceased, while their mother has special needs.

“It just so happens that his father has passed away, and coincidentally, I’m sorry, his mother also has special needs and is abused,” he said.

Hotman said DSA had fathered a child from one of the perpetrators. He said that DSA was also forced to agree to the serial marriage.

“Finally, after a year of being forced, I was told to marry someone, give birth, and now she even has a child,” Hotman said.

“So pretending to have an unregistered marriage with one person who committed the crime is not taken into account, you know,” he said.

Hotman asked the police to solve the case. He also asked the elected President, Prabowo Subianto, to pay attention to the matter.

“A report was made to the Police of Purworejo, Central Java, in June 2024 but no progress was made. We request the attention of every legal officer in this country including Mr. Prabowo, President-elect, Mr. Central Java Regional Police Chief, Propam Central Java Chief, Mr. Purworejo said to resolve this issue,” said Hotman.

“But there seems to be a lot here, city officials and small town people who are trying to cover it up. This is a real national scandal, please immediately, Mr. Chief of National Police, Chief of Central Java Regional Police, and Chief of Propam , contact the Chief of Police immediately, what is going on,” he said. .

At the same time, DSA admitted that he only knew two of the 13 people who committed the crime. He said there was only 1 suspect who was a minor and the other 12 were adults.

“The first time I was invited to play at his house and then I was forced to have sex, I was given alcohol, then I was dragged and forced to undergo sex sex spread out video and photo,” said DSA.

Read the full story here.

(tim/DAL)

[Gambas:Video CNN]

2024-10-19 14:05:00

#Ngadu #sister #raped #men #Purworejo #Hotman #kissed #police

October 19, 2024 0 comments

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Ipda Rudy Soik is investigating allegations of BBM Mafia as a result of his position

by Ethan Caldwell October 13, 2024

written by Ethan Caldwell

Cup –

Ipda Rudy Soik was officially fired as a police officer by the East Nusa Tenggara Police (NTT). The end of Rudy’s career in the Bhayangkara agency began when he investigated the fuel oil mafia (BBM) case in Kupang, NTT. Rudy was previously a KBO of the Kupang City Police Crime Investigation Unit.

“That’s right. The person involved in PTDH (Compensatory Disrespect),” said the Head of Public Relations of the NTT Regional Police, Kombes Ariasandy, on Friday (11/10/2024).

Ariasandy explained that the PTDH against Rudy Soik was based on the hearing of the Code of Professional Ethics Commission (KKEP) held on Wednesday (10/10/2024) at approximately 10.00 WITA to 17.00 WITA in the Tahti Floor II Directorate room of the NTT Regional Police.

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Cited in violation of the Police Code of Ethics

According to Ariasandy, Rudy Soik is suspected of having violated Article 13 Paragraph (1), Article 14 Paragraph (1) letter b Government Regulation No. 1 of 2003 regarding the Dismissal of Juncto Police Members Article 5 Paragraph (1) letter b , c, Article 10 Paragraph (1) letter (a) number (1) and letter d Perpol Number 7 of 2022 regarding the Code of Professional Ethics of the Police and the Commission of the Code of Ethics of the Police.

“The record of the trial case that was done was to read the charges, examine six witnesses and the accused perpetrators,” explained Ariasandy.

The trial, said Ariasandy, was continued on Friday (11/10/2024) at around 08.00 WITA with the schedule for the reading of the requests and the presentation of defense by the legal representative of the accused . Decision of the National Police KKEP trial number: PUT/38/X/2024 dated 11 October 2024 imposed administrative sanctions in the form of PTDH from the National Police service.

“At the time the KKEP trial was held in absentia because at the hearing of the charges, the infringer (Rudy Soik) requested permission not to attend the trial so that the case could continue -law without the alleged violator until it was ready,” said Ariandy.

Put a police line up

Previously, the NTT Regional Police revealed that former head of the AKP Criminal Investigation Unit Yohanes Suhardi and former KBO Ipda Rudy Soik broke the rules in investigating the misuse of fuel oil (BBM). Both of them posted a police line at the house of residents named Algazali Munandar and Ahmad Ansar.

“At the scene of the incident (Algazali Munandar and Ahmad Ansar’s house) no crime or evidence (BBM) was found,” said Ariasandy, Monday (2/9/2024).

Ariasandy explained that based on the statements of witnesses, Rudy Soik and several members of the Kupang Jatanras City Police had visited Ahmad Ansar’s house on Thursday (27/6/2024). They came to urge people not to buy subsidized diesel fuel.

In the evening, Ariasandy continued, Rudy Soik and his members again put up a police line at Ahmad Ansar’s house with empty drums and empty jerry cans. However, no information or interrogation minutes have been requested from Ahmad himself so far. Ahmad also does not know Algazali Munandar and has never cooperated in collecting subsidized fuel.

Algazali, Ariasandy said, was arrested by the Kupang City Police for collecting four tons of fuel in 2022. The case was processed according to law and Algazali has served six months in prison at the Kupang Class IIB Detention Center (Routes).

After his release, Algazali was no longer involved in fuel collection activities. However, he bought subsidized fuel using the QR code of a gas station intended for fishermen with a letter of recommendation from the NTT Fisheries Service.

“This is a fact that was found according to the results of the investigation, when the police line was installed, no evidence was found at the house of the brothers Ahmad Ansar and Algazali Munandar. Rudy Soik) abused his authority,” Ariasandy concluded.

Rudy Soik Reveals BBM Mafia Investigation

Before that, Rudy Soik revealed how to handle the subsidized fuel issue which reportedly involved several members of the NTT Regional Police. As a result, Rudy was demoted outside the NTT area for three years and was accused of karaoke by someone’s wife.

“That authority is terrible. I don’t look at it from the point of view of achievements in revealing several big cases that I have handled,” Rudy told detikBali in Kupang Town, Tuesday (3/9/2024).

Rudy explained that the ban on fuel mafia with diesel subsidy started on Saturday (15/6/2024). At that time, the Kupang City Police received information from residents regarding fuel shortages in North Central Timor (TTU), Belu to Kupang City.

Supplies sent to the border

Based on this report, Rudy sent it to the Kupang City Police Chief, Commissioner Aldinan Manurung. Aldinan told Rudy to investigate immediately.

“The information we received was that diesel fuel containers were being distributed to the border areas (TTU and Belu). standing straight (brusque “BBM mafia), so I was strengthened with a letter of assignment from the Police Chief of Kupang City,” explained Rudy.

Rudy confirmed that the assignment order was not engineered by him, but was signed by Kombes Aldinan Manurung. So there is no engineering, but on orders from the leadership.

“I did not create or engineer. No, not at all because everything was under his (Aldinan Manurung) orders,” said Rudy.

Then, he immediately collected several data to strengthen the BBM study. So it was revealed that collectors used QR codes belonging to Law A Gwan, a businessman in Cilacap, Central Java.

“After we opened it, who is Law A Gwan? This is Law A Gwan (whose QR code is used to buy subsidized fuel in NTT),” Rudy explained while showing a photo of Law A Gwan.

Find a drum to store fuel

The peak was on Tuesday (25/6/2024) at about 11.02 WITA, Rudy led 12 members of the Kupang City Police Crime Investigation Unit and immediately moved to the fuel storage area in Fatukoa Village, Maulafa District, Kupang City .

There, they found several drums and jerry cans used to store fuel. After that, they went directly to Master Piece, an eating place which is about 100 meters from NTT Regional Police for lunch and assessment.

Rudy believes that members of the Kupang City Police and Ditkrimsus Polda NTT were involved in the case. Therefore, he ordered the Chief Sub-Director to continue leading several of his members to the Ahmad Ansar shelter.

(hsa/hsa)

2024-10-13 00:54:00

#Ipda #Rudy #Soik #investigating #allegations #BBM #Mafia #result #position

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