Seconds Bharada E And Bripka RR Admit That Inspector General Ferdy Sambo Gave The Order To Shoot Brigadier J

Irwasum Polri Komjen Agung Budi Maryoto/ANTARA

JAKARTA - The National Police explained that Bharada Richard Eliezer and Bripka Ricky Rizal finally acknowledged Inspector General Ferdy Sambo as giving the order to shoot Brigadier J. The two confessions were stated by writing a letter during the examination process.

"The person concerned at the time of the in-depth examination wanted to convey Unek-unek. He wanted to write his own. No need to ask, sir. I wrote it myself," said Irwasum Polri Komjen Agung Budi Maryoto to reporters, Tuesday, August 9.

"The person in question wrote from the start that he did the thing he was concerned with equipped with a thumbprint and stamp duty," he continued.

The letter, said Agung, contained the confession of Bharada E who was forced to shoot Brigadier J on the orders of Ferdy Sambo. The confession was investigated and stated that Bharada E had committed a crime. Thus, the investigation was transferred to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police and resulted in the determination of the suspect.

"That's why the investigation, because there is already a criminal element, then we delegate it to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police to carry out further investigations," said Agung.

The same pattern also applies to Brigadier RR. He is said to have written a letter for everything he did.

"This includes the Bripka RR at the time of the special examination. If there is any suspicion of a criminal act, we will hand it over to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police for further investigation," said Agung.

Adding that the Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Komjen Agus Andrianto, Bharada E, admitted that all his actions were after he met his parents.

"It's not because of the lawyer that he confessed, because of what the investigators did, what the Timsus did to convey to him the love of his parents was brought in," said Agus.