Jakarta – Father Kristo, as the representative of the family of a female employee who was imprisoned by the caretaker of a nursing home in North Bogor, Bogor City, revealed the cause of the alleged detention. He said the victim was imprisoned for jokingly hiding an eatery who belonged to a co -worker. “As far as the cause is concerned, the problem began with trivial things, a joke and hiding from each other where they ate. Apparently the incident was reported to the leadership (orphanage administrators). From there, the leadership acted that they were for guidance, but it was outside the limits of humanity on Friday,” Father Kristo said. Kristo suspects that the victim also experienced other violence, except that he was imprisoned. According to him, the victim allegedly had problems with his legs due to being punished to jump 300 times. Browse to continue with the content “There are allegations of torture, because one of the children runs cloth and half -dead because he was told to jump 300 times and kept in his own room. That’s what is being processed now,” he said. Kristo said there were two female employees who are believed to be limited in a nursing home. It is said that one of the victims was imprisoned in an empty room for two nights. “There are actually two people detained. One of them is currently being treated in hospital and has received a post -mortem. He hopes the police can handle the matter professionally. According to him, all workers have the right to be treated humanly, regardless of their profession. “We hope that the police can handle this matter professionally so that it can have a deterrent effect for anyone who accepts work. All job seekers, regardless of their profession, should be treated well and treated humanly,” he said. Meanwhile, the North Bogor police chief AKP Enjo Sutarjo confirmed the incident. He said the victim also reported the alleged incarceration. “Yes, the case is dealt with on this. The victim reported it, the report is (regarding) the alleged incarceration. If there was no abuse, there would be no (reports of) abuse,” AKP said when asked for confirmation. (Sol/FAS)
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