This Morning, Putra Siregar And Rico Valentino Had Their First Trial At The South Jakarta District Court

Putra Siregar and Rico Valentino were named suspects in the case of beatings in South Jakarta/ Photo; IST

JAKARTA - The case of beating the boss of Ps Store, Putra Siregar and Rico Valentino is scheduled to be tried at the South Jakarta District Court (Jaksel).

Public Relations of the South Jakarta District Court (PN) Haruno said the first trial will be held on Thursday, June 23, at 09.00 WIB.

"That's right, the trial on Thursday, June 23, 2022, is approximately 9 am," Haruno said to VOI, Wednesday, June 22.

The presiding judge at the inaugural trial will be Abu Hanifah. Meanwhile for the member judges, Kamijon and Joni Kondolele.

Contacted separately, the Head of Intelligence for the South Jakarta District Attorney (Kejari), Hangrengga Berlian confirmed that the cases of Putra Siregar and Rico Valentino would be tried. This was known after his party submitted the case file to the South Jakarta District Court a few weeks ago.

"Yes, tomorrow (the first trial). (The file) was last week," he said.

He ensured that in the trial later the two defendants Putra Siregar and Rico Valentino would be presented.

The prosecutors who will attend the inaugural trial of Putra Siregar and Rico Valentino are Prosecutors Company and Didi.

"The agenda is related to the reading of the indictment from the public prosecutor. (Defendants Putra and Valentino were presented) because the reading of the indictment was done," he concluded.

As previously reported, the file for the beating with the suspected PSstore boss, Putra Siregar, and artist Rico Valentino, has been transferred to the prosecutor's office. The file is currently being investigated by prosecutors.

"The file was handed over yesterday in phase 1," said South Jakarta Police Chief Kombes Budhi Herdi Susianto in the Kebayoran Baru area, South Jakarta, Wednesday, June 25.

The file was transferred to the prosecutor's office on Tuesday, June 26, yesterday. Budhi did not speak further regarding the development of the case.