Complete Dossier, Deactivated Bekasi Mayor Rahmat Effendi Et Al. Immediately Trial In Bandung District Court

Acting KPK Spokesperson for Enforcement Sector Ali Fikri (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) stated that the investigation files for the five suspects in the alleged corruption in the procurement of goods and services as well as the auction of positions in the Bekasi City Government (Pemkot) were complete, aka P21 phase II.

The KPK also handed over the evidence along with the five suspects in the case to the prosecution team for immediate trial. The five suspects will be tried at the Bandung District Court. The five suspects in the case are the inactive Mayor of Bekasi Rahmat Effendi (RE), the Head of Jatisampurna Wahyudin (WY), the Secretary of the Bekasi City Investment and One Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP). M Bunyamin (MB), Village Head Jati Sari Mulyadi alias Bayong (MY), and Head of the Bekasi City Public Housing and Settlement Areas Jumhana Lutfi (JL).

"The investigative team, Thursday, April 28, has finished carrying out phase II, namely the submission of the suspect and evidence of the suspect RE and his friends to the prosecutor team," said Plt. KPK spokesman Ali Fikri in a statement received in Jakarta, Friday, April 29. "From the results of the examination, the contents of the case file are complete and complete," he continued. Ali said that the five suspects were still being detained by the prosecutor team for the next 20 days until May 17, 2022. For information, Rahmat Effendi and Wahyudin are currently being held at the KPK Detention Center, KPK Red and White Building, Jakarta. Meanwhile, M. Bunyamin, Mulyadi, and Jumhana were detained at the KPK Detention Center in Lot C1.

Ali said that the delegation of case files and indictments would immediately be carried out by a team of prosecutors to the Corruption Court (Tipikor) at the Bandung District Court within 14 working days.

"The trial will be held at the Corruption Court at the Bandung District Court," said Ali.