Documents Of Three Suspects Of Maluku Village Funds Transferred To Prosecutors

JAKARTA - Central Maluku Police Satreskrim investigators have transferred the case files of three suspects in the alleged corruption of the Village Fund (ADD) and Village Funds (DD) for the Gale-Gale Administrative State, North West Seram District, to the Central Maluku District Attorney.

"The submission of the case files has been carried out after being declared complete by the prosecutor and the three suspects, SW (41), M (53), and SA (38) have also been submitted," said Central Maluku Police Chief AKBP Rositah Umasugi, who was contacted from Ambon, reported by Antara. Between, Wednesday, June 16th.

In addition, the police have also submitted a number of evidences to the prosecutor for further legal process to the corruption court.

"The suspect and evidence have been submitted in connection with the alleged criminal act of ADD/DD Corruption in the Gale-gale Administration for the 2015 and 2016 fiscal years, which harmed the economy/state finances in the amount of more than IDR 311 million," explained Umasugi.

The submission of the suspect and the evidence was carried out based on the letter from the Head of the Malteng District Attorney numbered: B-527/Q.1.11/Fd.1/06/2021, dated June 8, 2021, regarding the notification that the investigation results of the suspect SW et al. were complete (P21).

In addition, it is also based on the Police Chief's letter numbered: T/37.c/VI/2021/Reskrim dated June 15, 2021 regarding the delivery of suspects and evidence.

With the transfer of case files, evidence, and suspects, the next case of corruption in the ADD and DD State Administration of Gale-Gale is under the authority of the Prosecutor's Office of the Central Central Java Prosecutor's Office to be tried.

The three suspects were charged with Article 2 paragraph (1) subsidiary Article 3 and Article 8 in conjunction with Article 18 of Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 31 of 1999, in conjunction with Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 20 of 2001 concerning the eradication of criminal acts of corruption, the threat of a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.