Ditreskrimsus Polda Babel Amankan Pelaku Praktik Prostitusi Online Via Whatsapp Di Pangkalpinang

PANGKALPINANG,PERKARANEWS — Tim Subdit V Siber Direktorat Kriminal Khusus (Ditreskrimsus) Polda Bangka Belitung mengamankan seorang wanita berinisial TA (25) warga Kecamatan Rangkui, Kota Pangkalpinang.

TA diamankan lantaran diketahui merupakan pelaku yang melakukan praktik prostitusi online via aplikasi Whatsapp.

Kabid Humas Polda Bangka Belitung, Kombes Pol Jojo Sutarjo mengatakan penangkapan pelaku dilakukan disalah satu Resto yang berada di Kota Pangkalpinang, pada Kamis (28/3/2024) malam.

“Benar, telah diamankan satu wanita berinisial TA oleh Subdit V Siber. Pelaku merupakan seorang mucikari atau penyedia jasa kencan via whatsapp,” kata Jojo melalui siaran persnya, Selasa (2/4/2024) sore.

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Jojo menerangkan, kronologis penangkapan pelaku berawal dari penyelidikan oleh Tim Subdit V Siber terkait adanya aktivitas Prostitusi online di media sosial Whatsapp.

Dari hasil penyelidikan, Tim mendapatkan identitas pelaku yang mengoperasikan akun Whatsapp tersebut.

“Setelah diprofiling, ternyata TA adalah orang yang mengoperasikan akun Whatsapp Jasa kencan tersebut,” jelas Jojo.

Usai diamankan, pelaku mengakui bahwa telah menawarkan jasa layanan seksual kepada korbannya dengan tarif sebesar 2,5 juta untuk sekali kencan termasuk dengan kamar Hotel.

“Untuk pelaku sendiri, diketahui menerima keuntungan sebesar 500 ribu dari jasa layanan tersebut,” terang Jojo.

Usai diamankan pelaku langsung dibawa ke Mapolda guna proses penyidikan lebih lanjut.

“Barang bukti yang diamankan 1 unit Handphone, 1 buah Buku Rekening Bank, catatan gambar percakapan pelaku dan bukti transfer serta bukti pembayaran Hotel.

Sementara itu, sebelum mengamankan Pelaku TA, Tim Subdit V Siber Ditreskrimsus Polda Babel telah mengamankan seorang wanita yang diduga korban dari pelaku TA.

Korban diamankan disalah satu Hotel ternama di Pangkalan Baru, Kabupaten Bangka Tengah. (Yuko)

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