Completing The Examination As A Suspect, The Kohod Village Head Only Obsessed When Asked
The village head (Kades) of Kohod, Arsin, has fulfilled the summons for examination as a suspect in the alleged forgery of building rights certificates (SHGB) and title certificates (SHM) related to the sea fence in Tangerang Regency waters.
Arsin is known to have been present at Bareskrim Polri at around 13.09 WIB. The Kohod village head came accompanied by several of his attorneys. Not a few statements came out of Arsin's mouth regarding his examination as a suspect today. The man chose to be silent.
One of the attorneys from Arsin, Yunihar finally commented that his client's presence was proof of obeying the rules as a good Indonesian citizen.
"That today we are here to show cooperation, cooperation, we follow the existing rules and mechanisms," Yunihar told reporters, Monday, February 24.
Arsin, and three other people, namely the Kohod Village Secretary (Sekdes) with the initials UK and SP and CE, have been named as suspects in the alleged case of falsifying land certificates related to sea fences in the waters of Tangerang Regency. They are planned to be questioned at the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police on Monday, February 24.
"Yesterday we called, we have to convey this summons three days earlier. Hopefully on Monday it will come," said the Director of General Crimes at Bareskrim Polri Brigadier General Djuhandhani Rahadjo Puro.
Regarding the possibility that the four suspects, including the Kohod Village Head, would be immediately detained after undergoing an examination, Djuhandhani could not confirm it. Because it is the investigator's authority.
However, in the mechanism of determining the detention of the suspect, investigators will consider several things such as the potential for escape, eliminating evidence, and others.
"That will be taken into consideration and this answer, of course, later after the examination, it will be discussed with us," he said.
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Meanwhile, the suspects were charged with Article 263 of the Criminal Code regarding the crime of forgery of letters and the use of fake letters. Then, Article 264 of the Criminal Code concerning falsification of authentic deeds, such as marriage certificates, debt securities, and credit letters. Finally, Article 262 of the Criminal Code concerning forgery and the use of documents.