First Trial Of Alleged Corruption Of KUR BSI Bengkulu Rp1.4 Billion, Prosecutor Calls 3 Defendants To Enrich Themselves
BENGKULU - The case of alleged corruption in people's business credit (KUR) at Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) Bengkulu was held today. In the trial agenda for reading this indictment, the prosecutor said the motivation of the three defendants to enrich themselves.
The three defendants are former BSI Bengkulu employees, namely RR former marketing, AS former Branch Manager and ED former Micro Marketing Manager.
"Therefore, we charged the three defendants with Article 2 paragraph 1 and subsidiary Article 3, Juncto Article 18 of Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 31 of 1999 to eradicate criminal acts of corruption," said Bengkulu Public Prosecutor (JPU) of the Bengkulu High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati) Novitasari in the inaugural trial at the Bengkulu District Court (PN). ) The Bengkulu Corruption Crime, Wednesday, November 29, was confiscated by Antara.
Meanwhile, the attorney for the defendant ED, Ilham Fatahillah, did not file an exception or objection during the trial process.
"We did not file an exception, but that does not mean we agreed to what was stated in the indictment. We will convey the things that are the substance of the objection to the facts of the trial later," said Ilham.
Based on the results of an audit by the Bengkulu Province Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP), the three suspects have caused state losses (KN) reaching Rp1.4 billion. From the results of the investigation, the KN caused by the defendant RR, while the US and ED were also dragged away because they did not supervise and were suspected of helping RR to cover up the error.