Before Judges, Drug Dealer In Mataram Claims To Receive Deposits Of IDR 50 Million Per Week

Witness Ni Nyoman Artini alias Mulek gave evidence before the jury in the case of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine/ANTARA

MATARAM - Ni Nyoman Juliandari alias Mandari, a drug dealer from Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara, was revealed to have received a deposit of IDR 50 million in a week.

The amount of the deposit was revealed in the testimony of Ni Nyoman Artini alias Mulek at the follow-up trial of Mandari with her husband I Gede Bayu Pratama at the Mataram District Court, Antara, Thursday, August 4.

"I deposited Rp50 million. That's the average sale result for a week," Mulek said before a panel of judges led by the head of the Mataram District Court, Sri Sulastri.

To the judge, the defendant said that within a week he had taken at least 50 grams of methamphetamine stock. For 1 gram, Molek sells it at a price of IDR 1.2 million.

"I made a profit of Rp. 10 million from selling 50 grams. It was gone in a week," he said.

Mulek also admitted that the drug business with Mandari had been running since 2013. However, every time he ordered, Molek took goods through Mandari's subordinate named Robert.

"If you order, you have to go through Robert. Once directly with Mandari. At that time it was delivered directly to the house. Mandari and her husband (I Gede Bayu Pratama) delivered it," he said.