South Sumatra Regional Police Criminal Investigation Unit

Suspect Surrenders in Palembang Following Allegations of Boarding School Abuse

A suspect has surrendered to authorities in Palembang following accusations of abuse at a local boarding school. The surrender comes after an investigation into reports of mistreatment of students at the institution. Details surrounding the alleged abuse and the identity of the suspect have not yet been publicly released. Local authorities are urging anyone with facts related to the case to come forward.They are committed to conducting a thorough investigation and ensuring justice is served for any victims.

Suspect Surrenders in Palembang Boarding School Abuse Case

A 37-year-old man known as Fadillah alias Datuk turned himself in to the South Sumatra Regional Police’s Criminal Investigation Directorate on Friday,December 13th. Datuk is now a suspect in a case alleging the abuse of students at a boarding school in Palembang, South Sumatra.

Datuk was accompanied by his attorney, Titis Rachmawati, who commented on the situation, stating, “There is a trivial problem regarding the scheduling of the boarding school from the Unsri medical Faculty, perhaps this is a miscommunication.”

Datuk named Suspect in Alleged Abuse Case

A prominent Datuk has been named as a suspect in an alleged abuse case involving a 22-year-old student. The incident is said to have occurred on the night of December 10th, according to Commissioner Anwar Reksowidjojo, who heads the South Sumatra Regional Police’s directorate of Criminal Investigation. Commissioner Reksowidjojo confirmed that the Datuk was officially declared a suspect on Friday evening. “Datuk” was officially named a suspect on Friday evening, Commissioner Reksowidjojo confirmed. Further details surrounding the allegations and the ongoing investigation have not been released publicly.

Suspect Surrenders and Faces Questioning

In a recent development, a suspect voluntarily presented himself to authorities yesterday.He was accompanied by his family and legal counsel.Following his surrender, Sub-Directorate III of the Criminal Investigation department (South Sumatra Police) immediately began questioning the individual. Commissioner Reksowidjojo confirmed that,as a result of this interrogation,the individual was officially designated a suspect. “Yesterday, the suspect surrendered himself, accompanied by his family and legal representative. After that, he was immediately questioned by Sub-Directorate III of the Criminal Investigation Department (South sumatra Police) until he was named a suspect,” stated Commissioner Reksowidjojo.

A recent incident involving a student at the Unsri Medical Faculty has sparked concern and prompted calls for clear dialog. The situation,described by Datuk’s lawyer Titis Rachmawati as a “miscommunication” relating to the boarding school schedule,has left the victim with medical expenses.

In response to the incident,datuk has expressed a willingness to take duty for the victim’s medical costs. Rachmawati also promised open dialogue with the victim’s family and the campus governance to address the situation and prevent similar occurrences in the future.

“Miscommunication” concerning the boarding school schedule at the Unsri Medical Faculty has led to an incident requiring the attention of Datuk and the campus administration.Datuk’s lawyer, Titis Rachmawati, confirmed his client’s commitment to covering the victim’s medical expenses. Rachmawati also emphasized the importance of open communication with the victim’s family and the Unsri campus.

Commitment to Resolution and Support

Following a recent incident, university officials have pledged to take decisive action and provide comprehensive support to those affected. Titis, a representative of the university, assured the community that mediation will be conducted to address the root cause of the issue. “We will carry out mediation and be responsible for the treatment of victims and will communicate with the campus so that this problem does not spread beyond the context of what actually happened,” Titis stated. The university is committed to ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all students and staff. They are taking this matter seriously and are dedicated to resolving it effectively and compassionately.

Commitment to Resolution and Support

Following a recent incident, university officials have pledged to take decisive action and provide comprehensive support to those affected.Titis, a representative of the university, assured the community that mediation will be conducted to address the root cause of the issue. “We will carry out mediation and be responsible for the treatment of victims and will communicate with the campus so that this problem does not spread beyond the context of what actually happened,” Titis stated. The university is committed to ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all students and staff. they are taking this matter seriously and are dedicated to resolving it effectively and compassionately.
## **Q&A: Palembang Boarding School Abuse Case**



**Q:** Who surrendered to authorities in Palembang regarding allegations of abuse at a boarding school?



**A:** **Fadillah**, also known as **Datuk**, surrendered to the South Sumatra Regional Police’s Criminal Inquiry Directorate on december 13th.



**Q:** What is Datuk’s alleged involvement in the case?



**A:** Datuk is suspected of abusing students at a boarding school in Palembang, south Sumatra.





**Q:** What did Datuk’s attorney, **Titis Rachmawati**, say about the situation?



**A:** rachmawati stated that there was a “trivial problem” regarding the boarding school schedule from the Unsri medical faculty, possibly due to a “miscommunication”.