Confiscated Goods Sales Case, Suspect's Lawyer, Former Head Of Surabaya Satpol PP Threatens To Report Other Involved Parties

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SURABAYA - The alleged corruption case of selling confiscated goods from the Surabaya Satpol PP does not seem to only ensnare one suspect. The reason is, the suspect's lawyer plans to report several people, including the Satpol PP boss who is considered the party giving the order.

"Pak Feri took an action like that, there was an order. If there was no order, it would be impossible to do that, so we will report it," said Abdurrahman Saleh, lawyer for suspect Ferry Jocom, former Head of Control, Peace and Public Order of the Surabaya Satpol PP, confirmed , Friday, July 29.

While his client's superiors, Saleh, kept the names involved in the case of selling confiscated goods from the Surabaya Satpol PP a secret. Saleh only stated that he would report it to the prosecutor's office on Monday, August 1, 2022.

"There are other parties who have not been touched (by the law) and there is legal evidence as well, we have collected," he said.

He said that in this case there are still other "masterminds" who he considers to be involved or to be part of the criminal acts that have been suspected of his client.

He believes that some of the parties who want to be reported are worthy of being suspects first than their clients.

"There are parties who are directly involved in this case but have not been touched. There are names, photos of people, receipts and others," he said.

The lawyer said there were 6 people he would report. He said 4 people were directly involved in the case and 2 other people were considered as participating or related parties.

"Criminal events do not happen immediately. There are about six, 4 of whom are directly involved and these two are related (participated). There are main actors, some are involved. Mr. Feri is not the main actor, because he does not enjoy anything. There are main actors who enjoy it," he continued.

It is known, investigators for the Special Crimes (Pidsus) of the Surabaya District Prosecutor's Office named one of the Surabaya Satpol PP officers as a suspect in a corruption crime.

Ferry Jocom, former Head of Control, Peace and Public Order of the Surabaya Satpol PP. He was named a suspect because he had sold the confiscated evidence (BB) worth Rp500 million.

In this case, the suspect was also charged with Article 10 letter a, Article 10 letter b Jo. Article 15 Jo. Article 18 of Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption as amended by Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 20 of 2001 concerning Amendments to Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption.