The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again?) of Gunawan ‘Sadbor’
Jakarta – Well folks, it seems we have a classic case of “detention déjà vu” here! Gunawan ‘Sadbor,’ the TikTok sensation known for his catchy line ‘Rice Runs Out of Live Solutions’—I mean, who doesn’t love a good rice pun?—has apparently managed to wriggle his way out of police custody. Yup, you heard that right! The police have suspended his detention in connection with promoting online gambling, and thanks to a nudge from the family—because who wouldn’t want their relative back for Sunday roast?
With the charisma of a game show host, Ipda Herman Hadi Basuki, or as he fancies himself, Pak Bhabin, took to Instagram to share the joyous moment. I can just imagine the scene! “Sadbor is no longer sad, now he is happybor,” he exclaimed as residents welcomed Gunawan back into the fold like some sort of local celebrity returning from an unexpected hiatus. Sorry, Andrew Lloyd Webber, but that’s a musical number I’d pay to see!
Now, isn’t it interesting how the world of online gambling has become somewhat of a hot topic? Pak Bhabin is keen to remind us all that while live streaming and winning gifts are fine and dandy, we must *all* roll up our sleeves and support the government’s relentless quest to stamp out online gambling. Because nothing screams “responsibility” like a live director giving you weekend plans, yeah? His power point presentation on moral values must be riveting!
A Dose of Irony
Let’s take a moment of silence, shall we, for the irony of the situation. Gunawan made a name for himself with his dubious marketing tactics, promising everything short of world peace through online gambling, only to find himself on the other side of the law. Ah yes, that age-old adage: “What goes around, comes around—unless you’re on TikTok, then it’s more like “What goes viral, gets you a suspension!”
Reports indicate that the police decided to suspend Gunawan’s detention as a favor to his family—because every family deserves to have their “problem child” back for the holidays, right? Head of Public Relations of the Sukabumi Police, Iptu Aah Saepul Rohman, confirmed that this is all very much within the Criminal Procedure Code—a code that, judging by recent events, could use a good refresher course on “law and order for dummies.”
A Lesson for All
Now, amidst the laughter, there’s a serious side to all this malarkey. Pak Bhabin hopes that this case serves as a wake-up call for everyone: “It’s okay to go live, it’s okay to get gifts,” he says, holding the hands of moral fiber and reckless abandon like they’re old pals. So here’s to gambling responsibly and supporting government programs! What a way to wrap up a cautionary tale—with a bow of irony and a side of confusion!
As Gunawan ‘Sadbor’ returns to his family—now with a title of “live director,” no less—one can only wonder what’s next in this bizarre saga. Will he start a TikTok series on social responsibility? Will he become the poster child for anti-gambling campaigns? Or is this just one extended family reunion where everyone pretends last Thanksgiving didn’t happen? Stay tuned, my friends, because with a story like this, there’s always more to unfold!
And remember, kids: If you can’t do it in real life, just go live! Because nothing says “I take responsibility” quite like streaming your misdemeanors.
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Jakarta –
Gunawan ‘Sadbor’ can now savor the taste of freedom after the police agreed to suspend his detention. The moment of release for the suspect involved in an online gambling promotion case was shared on social media by Ipda Herman Hadi Basuki, also known as Pak Bhabin, who is both a content creator and a member of the police force.
On his Instagram account, a post from Pak Bhabin displayed the joyous reaction of the community as they celebrated Sadbor’s return to freedom. He expressed that Gunawan was happily reunited with his family after the ordeal he faced.
“Sadbor is no longer sad; he is now happybor. @sadbor86 is back with his family, resuming his role as a live director,” Pak Bhabin humorously captioned the post. His words reflect the supportive atmosphere surrounding Gunawan’s return.
Pak Bhabin emphasized the need for everyone to learn from Gunawan’s situation, urging the public to rally behind efforts to combat online gambling. “Hopefully, this will serve as a valuable lesson for all of us. It’s fine to go live and accept gifts — that’s just good fortune. However, we must support government initiatives aimed at eradicating online gambling,” he advised thoughtfully.
Previously, authorities confirmed that the police had indeed suspended the detention of Gunawan, a popular TikTok personality known for his catchphrase ‘Rice Runs Out of Live Solutions.’ His legal troubles arose from charges related to promoting online gambling. The decision to suspend his detention came at the request of his family.
“Yes, that’s accurate. At the family’s request, Gunawan alias Sadbor had his detention suspended by investigators on Friday (08/11/24),” declared Iptu Aah Saepul Rohman, the Head of Public Relations of the Sukabumi Police, in comments to reporters on Sunday (10/11).
“The suspension of detention is in accordance with the regulations set forth in the Criminal Procedure Code,” he elaborated, providing clarity on the legal framework governing this decision.
Watch the video: This is what Gunawan ‘Sadbor’ said while promoting an online gambling site live
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**Interview with Pak Bhabin: The Unconventional Release of Gunawan ‘Sadbor’**
**Editor:** Welcome, Ipda Herman Hadi Basuki, also known as Pak Bhabin! Thank you for joining us today. Let’s dive right in. Gunawan ‘Sadbor’ has had quite a rollercoaster ride lately. What prompted the decision to suspend his detention?
**Pak Bhabin:** Thank you for having me! The decision to suspend his detention really revolved around the compassion for family. In cases like these, it’s essential to remember that everyone deserves support during difficult times, and Gunawan’s family was eager to have him back.
**Editor:** That’s certainly heartwarming! When he was released, you described him as “happybor.” Can you tell us about the community’s reaction upon his return?
**Pak Bhabin:** Absolutely! There was joy in the air. People welcomed him back as if a local hero returned. It was a moment of relief for everyone involved. Gunawan has a unique way of connecting with the community through his content, and they were eager to see him back with them.
**Editor:** Now, shifting gears a bit, Gunawan gained fame for promoting online gambling. How do you see his case fitting into the larger conversation about online gambling in Indonesia?
**Pak Bhabin:** His case is a double-edged sword. On one hand, live streaming and influencer culture can bring positivity and entertainment; on the other hand, it’s vital to promote responsible behavior online. We are committed to eradicating illegal gambling, and I hope this incident serves as a wake-up call for everyone involved.
**Editor:** You’ve been actively using social media, not just for police work, but also to connect with the public. Do you believe this is an effective tool in law enforcement?
**Pak Bhabin:** Definitely! Social media allows us to communicate directly with the public, share important messages about safety, responsibility, and sometimes even just to humanize our officers. It helps build trust and relationships within the community, which is crucial for effective policing.
**Editor:** Lastly, with Gunawan’s return, do you foresee him taking a different direction with his online presence? Perhaps focusing on social responsibility?
**Pak Bhabin:** That would be splendid! He already has a platform and a follower base; if he chose to advocate for responsible behavior, it could make a significant impact. It might even inspire others in similar positions to rethink their content and its potential consequences.
**Editor:** Thank you, Pak Bhabin, for sharing your insights today. It’s certainly a complicated story wrapped in layers of humor, irony, and a serious message about responsibility.
**Pak Bhabin:** Thank you! It’s my pleasure to engage in these discussions, and I hope we keep fostering a dialogue about positive change.