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Bogor Grandparents Arrested for Sexually Abusing Two Minors
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Two individuals, identified as grandparents, have been arrested in Bogor Regency, Indonesia, for sexually abusing two underage girls. The perpetrators allegedly used small sums of money to coerce the victims.
Updated September 21,2025,18:03:41
What Happened?
According to reports from Harianterbit.com, two grandparents were apprehended by the Criminal inquiry Unit (Satreskrim) of the Bogor Police after a report was filed by the victims’ parents.The perpetrators are accused of sexually abusing two underage girls, allegedly enticing them with the equivalent of approximately US$0.32 (Rp5,000) each.
The Bogor Regency Women’s and Child Protection Agency (DP3P2KB) provided support to the victims from the initial report and throughout the investigation.
Investigation and Charges
Investigators conducted a thorough investigation and interviewed witnesses following the report. Initially, until August 27th, the two individuals were suspected of sexual abuse. The investigation afterward confirmed these suspicions, leading to their arrest.
Details regarding the specific charges filed against the perpetrators have not yet been publicly released, but are expected to include violations of Indonesian laws pertaining to child sexual abuse.The maximum penalty for such crimes in Indonesia can be severe, including lengthy prison sentences and potential chemical castration, depending on the severity of the abuse and the age of the victims.
The Role of DP3P2KB
The Bogor Regency Women’s and Child Protection Agency (DP3P2KB) played a crucial role in supporting the victims and their families. Their involvement highlights the importance of specialized agencies in responding to cases of child abuse and providing necessary psychological and legal assistance.
DP3P2KB’s responsibilities include:
- Providing immediate psychological support to the victims.
- Facilitating access to medical examinations and treatment.
- Assisting the victims’ families with legal proceedings.
- Ensuring the victims’ safety and well-being.
Legal Framework in Indonesia
Indonesia has strict laws in place to protect children from sexual abuse. The primary legislation governing these offenses is Law No. 35 of 2014 concerning Child Protection. This law outlines various forms of child abuse, including sexual exploitation, and prescribes severe penalties for perpetrators.
| Offence | Potential Penalty (as of 2023) |
|---|---|
| Sexual Abuse (general) | Minimum 3 years, Maximum 15 years imprisonment |
| Sexual Exploitation of a Child | Minimum 5 years, Maximum 15 years imprisonment |
| Aggravated Sexual Abuse (involving multiple victims or severe harm) | Life imprisonment or chemical castration (under specific circumstances) |
Source: Indonesian Criminal Code and Law No. 35 of 2014 concerning Child Protection. Penalties are subject to change.
