Police Ultimatum One PPAT Land Mafia Case Nirina Zubir

Metro Jaya Police Building (VOI)

JAKARTA - The police gave an ultimatum to the Land Deed Making Officer (PPAT) or notary, Erwin Riduan, to surrender. Where, Erwin has been named a suspect in the land mafia case, Nirina Zubir.

"For Erwin, wherever he is, we urge him to immediately appear before the investigators," said Head of the Harda Sub-Directorate of the Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya, AKBP Petrus Silalahi to VOI, Tuesday, November 23.

In fact, in the near future, said Petrus, his party will publish a wanted list (DPO). Thus, the hunt for its existence will be faster.

"We will issue (DPO)," he said.

The ultimatum was issued because Erwin's whereabouts are currently unknown. In fact, the police have been looking for him in several places suspected as hiding places.

"Several places have investigators visited and their whereabouts were not found," said Petrus.

One of the two Land Deed Making Officials (PPAT) or notaries who have been named as suspects in the land mafia case, Nirina Zubir. He was arrested at the Kalibata apartment, South Jakarta.

"Notary Ina Rosaina has been arrested, yes, in the Kalibata apartment," said Petrus.

Erwin Rudian and Ina Rosaina have been named as suspects in the land mafia case, Nirina Zubir. However, they were not detained for several reasons.

In the case of the land mafia, the police have actually named five suspects. Three of them have been detained, namely, Riri Khasmita, Endrianto, and a notary Faridah.

Riri Khasmita is known to be a former assistant to Nirina Zubir's late mother.

Based on the investigation, Riri had sold and mortgaged the land belonging to Nirina Zubir's parents. As a result, Riri pocketed Rp7.4 billion of money.

The suspects were charged with Article 378 of the Criminal Code and/or Article 372 of the Criminal Code and/or Article 263 of the Criminal Code. They face up to five years in prison.