Onadio Leonardo Officially Undergoes Rehabilitation For Three Months In South Jakarta

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JAKARTA The fate of musician Onadio Leonardo (OL) in drug abuse cases has finally come to light. After undergoing an assessment process at the Provincial National Narcotics Agency (BNNP), Onad was officially approved to undergo a rehabilitation program.

Onad will take part in the three-month inpatient rehabilitation at a rehabilitation center in the South Jakarta area. This news was confirmed directly by the Head of Public Relations of the West Jakarta Metro Police, AKP Wisnu Wirawan.

"Today we convey an update regarding the case of a public figure who abused drugs with the initials OL. Yesterday an assessment was carried out, and from the results of the assessment it was approved by the BNNP for rehabilitation," said AKP Wisnu Wirawan at the West Jakarta Metro Police, Tuesday, November 4.

The process of transferring Onad to a rehabilitation center was carried out this morning.

"Already. This morning around 10 o'clock, it was sent to a rehabilitation center in the South Jakarta area," added Wisnu.

He added that the rehabilitation period would last for three months with an inpatient system.

"Approximately three months of information, for hospitalization, yes," he continued.

The decision to rehabilitate Onad is not without basis. The BNNP Integrated Assessment Team (TAT) found two main points that were considered, namely Onad's status as a user and the absence of involvement in the narcotics trafficking network.

One, this OL brother is a victim of drug abuse, namely user. In this case users, "explained Wisnu.

"Secondly, they are not involved in narcotics or dealer networks," he added.

Thus, Onad is considered worthy of medical treatment through rehabilitation, not merely a criminal legal process.

Meanwhile, the police ensured that those supplying drugs to Onad would still be legally processed.

"Development of KR's brother is carried out further legal process because the person concerned is a dealer or supplier," said Wisnu.