There Was A Conversation That Was Deleted, Bareskrim Opened Opportunities For New Suspects Apart From BRIN Researcher Andi Pangeran

Researcher from the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin was arrested. (Doc. Ist)

The Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police has opened the possibility of other suspects in the Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin case following his comments that allowed Muhammadiyah's blood on social media. Because, from the deepening there were several conversations of researchers from the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) that had been deleted.

"It is possible that later in the conversation we will find it again, because there are indeed several conversations that have been deleted," said Director of Cyber Crimes at the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency Adi Vivid to reporters, Monday, May 1.

Currently, the investigative team is investigating and investigating further about Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin's deleted conversation.

In fact, Vivid did not hesitate to ask the public for help to provide information if he received the data.

"If possible later from media colleagues or netizen friends, they will find words that contain elements like this, please report them to us. So there are indeed some that have been deleted by him in the conversation," he said.

For the time being, only Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin has been named a suspect. Because, when he wrote the comment, no one else directed it.

"Meanwhile, from the results of the investigation, we carried out the suspect, only this AP brother," said Vivid.

In this case, Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin was charged with Article 45A paragraph 2 in conjunction with Article 28 paragraph 2 of the ITE Law with a maximum imprisonment of 6 years and a maximum fine of IDR 1 billion.

Then, Article 45 B in conjunction with Article 29 of the ITE Law with a maximum imprisonment of 4 years and a maximum fine of IDR 750 million.

Andi Pangerang Hasanuddin was arrested in the Jombang area, East, on Sunday, April 30.