Police confirm that Dr. Priguna's sexual disorders not criminal crimes will be

Jakarta – Doctor Priguna Anugerah Pratama, a suspect of rape of the patient’s child at Hasan Sadikin Hospital (RSHS) Bandung, has sexual disorders based on the results of psychological investigations. Police emphasized that the test did not stop the actions committed by the offenders. The director of the Western Java Regional Police’s general criminal investigation, Combes Surawan, said Doctor Priguna could still be charged with rules in the criminal act of sexual violence. The actions of the perpetrators can even be exacerbated by the rape against people who are helpless. “There was a weight of rape on the helpless person in the TPKS law,” Surawan said. Browse to continue with the content, explains Surawan, explains Article 13 of the Sexual Crime Act, regulates the matter of the actions of someone who places others in a powerful state of being sexually exploited. The law may be charged with a maximum prison law of 15 years. Investigators from the Western Java Regional Police have now also completed an investigation into the investigation of the rape case of the doctor of Priguna. The case was taken immediately after the hearing. “The delegation of the prosecutor’s office is planned to be carried out this week. Tomorrow (Tuesday) will be sent to the prosecutor,” Surawan said. The Western Java Regional Police have previously unveiled the development of the investigation into the rape case of the patient’s child committed by Doctor Priguna Anugerah Pratama. According to police, Priguna anesthetized the victim with drugs from the hospital where he worked. “Everything from the inside. Taken from the inside, ‘says Surawan. Doctor Priguna also underwent a psychological examination. The test results show the presence of sexual disorders found in Priguna. Sexual disorders are in the form of fantasy for people who are helpless. “Yes, more or less, there is a fantasy of people who are helpless,” Surawan concluded. (YGS/FAS) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here