Famous dangdut singer Dewi Perssik recently revealed that she often receives anonymous letters from many men. Although she was not initially bothered, one anonymous letter made her feel uncomfortable to the point of deciding to seek help from the police.
In an interview, Depe, as she is familiarly called, explained that the anonymous letter she received this time was accompanied by actions that had gone beyond the limit. She admitted that one of the senders of the letter committed an indecent act in front of her house.
"My house is guarded by the police, not security anymore. There are a lot of letters. If he just wants to marry me, that's fine, there are photos too, addresses, that's still normal," said Dewi Perssik in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, on Friday (13/12).
However, he continued, "What's not normal is that one of them suddenly became obsessed and claimed to be his wife, even showing his genitals on my fence. That's what I can't accept."
At first, Depe did not respond to the anonymous letter sender, but the sender's increasingly excessive behavior made her feel threatened. The sender even broke into her house and did very inappropriate things.
"First I was still okay, second he was still parked and said he had to be responsible for me, because I was his husband. I felt disturbed by that. He took out his penis until he climaxed. That was very impolite, painful, and finally I reported it to the authorities," he explained.
Depe reported the incident to the Lebak Bulus Police, South Jakarta. The perpetrator was arrested when he was about to carry out his impolite act in front of Depe's house.
"Because the police officer was wearing ordinary clothes at that time, like he was a garbage collector. Suddenly he was pulled when he was about to open his genitals. There is a hole in my house (the fence), so he put his genitals in there," said Depe.
After the perpetrator was successfully secured, Depe handed over the case completely to the authorities. She felt grateful because since the incident, the perpetrator never came to her house again.
"I have handed it over to the authorities at the Lebak Bulus Police. The police chief, Mr. Agung Permana, is taking care of it. He said it was finished, he was released. He had been there for a week and never came back, thank God," concluded Dewi Perssik.
(brl/red)
