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Monday, January 24, 2022

The police arrested a spa and entertainment businessman in Jakarta for being a leading actor behind the child trafficking ring in Jambi. His excuse is that business went bad because of the pandemic.

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Suspect Sudin alias Koko when interviewed at the Jambi Police, January 12. M. Ramond EPU . tempo : 173056515165.

THE police arrested Sudin alias Koko, 52 years old, in All Sedayu Hotel, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, in mid-December 2021. The police accuse him of masterminding child trafficking of girls between 13 to 16 years of age from Jambi as sex workers.

The police also suspect that Sudin raped these girls, comprised of 30 individuals. Investigation reveals that Sudin recruited the teenagers through his three accomplices in Jambi. Because Sudin engage...

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