Cop who impregnated stepdaughter probed for sexual offence

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Cop who impregnated stepdaughter probed for sexual offence

PORT MORESBY: Central police have referred the case of a police station commander who allegedly impregnated his 15-year-old stepdaughter to the Boroko sexual offences squad,

Central commander Supt John Midi said the victim was now being taken care of in a safe house.

“The senior police officer is under police custody and will be brought before the court once proper investigations are completed,” he added.

The news break was reported by The National:

Officer’s case referred to SOS

February 16, 2022The NationalNational

THE Central police command have referred a case against one of their senior officers to the Boroko sexual offences squad (SOS) for neutrality in investigation as the officer is accused of impregnating his step-daughter.
Central police commander Superintendent John Midi told The National that the “victim is now being taken care of and is in a safe house”.
“The senior officer is under police custody and will be brought before the court once proper investigations are completed,” Midi said.
“He has also been removed from being in contact with the victim so as not to compromise the victim.
“Initial interviews indicate more charges maybe added.”
According to police information, the step-daughter, who is in grade seven, stopped going to school in October.
Her mother didn’t think much about it and did not question her.
However, when school resumed this year, the girl refused to go to school and when pressed, she said that she was pregnant.
When the mother asked who the father was, she alleged that it was the step-father.
The mother took her daughter to her relatives and they all went to the police station and made a complaint.
The information caught the eye of National Capital District/Central Commander Assistant Commissioner of Police Anthony Wagambie and Midi.
Police investigations continue.

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