JAKARTA - Heni Sagara could not hide his disappointment at the slow handling of three police reports (LP) belonging to him at the West Java Police. Pursuing the special case title track at the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Heni suspects that there is interference from certain parties that hinder justice for him.
"Why is the legal process not going the way we expected it to be, this has been too long. If this is straight, maybe this problem has been solved since the beginning. I question why, even though the evidence is so clear, I brought it," said Heni Sagara at the National Police Headquarters, Tuesday, July 21.
Heni feels that this legal uncertainty has been going on for too long, even though there have been reports filed since the end of 2025 but have not shown any significant progress. This has triggered Heni's suspicion of the existence of a "legal mafia" that plays behind the scenes.
"Maybe in Indonesia there are many legal mafias. So the process is clear, the evidence, everything is also clear why it can take a long time? That's why we control it, yes, all of us Indonesians we control," said Heni.
Heni promised not to stay silent and would continue to pursue anyone who tried to play with the legal process of his report. He felt criminalized by opinions that were led by certain doctors and accounts.
"Whether there is a legal mafia and the legal mafia, I will chase it, that's my promise. I will chase the legal mafia, I will chase it to the point of blood," said the owner of Marwah Skin.
In line with Heni, her husband, Iwa Wahyudi, said that the step to the Criminal Investigation Unit was their last effort to clean up the family's good name. He assessed that there was a legal inequality that occurred during the process at the regional level.
"This is our legal effort in order to defend our good name, restore our credibility which has been tarnished. Our LP in West Java has not been able to get legal certainty because that is why we are trying through legal mechanisms through the Criminal Investigation Bureau," explained Iwa Wahyudi.
Heni Sagara's legal team also highlighted the performance of investigators who were considered not to have moved at maximum speed in handling cases that materially and immaterialally harmed his client.
"There are several cases that are still not going full speed, it's still too long for us. That's where we ask the Criminal Investigation Unit or from Wasidik why it's taking so long, what's the problem?" asked Yunus, another legal team.
Heni hopes that by withdrawing this case to the National Police Headquarters, the truth will be revealed soon and the perpetrators will immediately wear prisoner vests.
"The goals are the determination of the suspect, then the examination continues for the person who transferred Rp. 20 million," concluded Heni.
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