Involved In The Unlicensed Pier Construction Project, Supreme Court Of Walkot Bima Feri Sofiyan 6 Months Prison And Fines Rp1 Billion

Head of the Pidum Section of the Bima Ibrahim Khalik Kejari. ANTARA/HO-Kejari Bima

MATARAM - The Supreme Court's cassation judge sentenced Bima Mayor Feri Sofiyan to 6 months in prison and a fine of Rp. 1 billion subsidiary to 1 month in prison related to the Jetty construction project case without a permit. Head of the General Crimes Section of the Bima District Attorney Ibrahim Khalik confirmed the cassation decision. "Yes, the 6-month prison sentence and a fine of Rp. 1 billion are in accordance with the appeal that we received on September 21 yesterday," Ibrahim said by telephone Antara in Mataram, Friday, September 23. In accordance with data from the Case Investigation Information System (SIPP) of the Raba Bima District Court, case decision number 2751 K/Pid. Sus/2022 dated June 29, 2022 stated that the defendant Feri Sofiyan was legally and convincingly proven to have committed a crime without having a valid document permit. The judge in the verdict also granted the public prosecutor's appeal to the Bima District Attorney's Office and canceled the Mataram High Court Decision Number 149/PID.SUS/2021/PT MTR dated December 30, 2021. The court's decision at the appeal level canceled the Raba Bima District Court Decision Number 187/Pid.Sus/2021/PN Rbi dated November 17, 2021. The judge at the appeal level in the verdict stated that he had released the defendant from all the lawsuits (ontslag van rechtsvervolging) and restored all the rights of the defendant in his dignity and dignity. In the first instance court at the Raba Bima District Court, the judge sentenced Feri Sofiyan to 1 year in prison and a fine of Rp. 1 billion, subsidiary to 1 month in prison. The panel of judges at the first instance considered the defendant guilty of the Jetty construction case in the Bonto neighborhood, Kolo Village, Asakota District. Ibrahim said that his party had forwarded the excerpt of the cassation decision to the defendant along with the summons for the execution of the decision. "We have sent a letter of execution to the defendant. However, the person concerned is sick, there is already evidence of a sick certificate from the doctor," he said. Ibrahim said that his party would send back a summons for the execution of the second cassation decision to the defendant. "We will issue a second call to ask the person concerned to attend next week," he said. The Deputy Mayor of Bima in this case of violating environmental permits built a pier for individuals on state-owned land in the mangrove area, Bonto Beach. This case has been circulating at the prosecutor's office since it was reported on June 2020. At that time, the Deputy Mayor of Bima was also reported to be related to the land clearing of mangroves and hoarding of 3 meters long from the shoreline.