Monday, Next Week, The AGO Will Submit The Murder Case Of Brigadier J To The Court, Ferdy Sambo Cs Ready To Be Tried

Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes at the Attorney General's Office (Jampid AGO) Fadil Zumhana/ANTARA/Putu Indah Savitri

JAKARTA - The Attorney General's Office (AGO) will transfer the premeditated murder case of Brigadier J and obstruction of justice to the South Jakarta District Court next week. With this delegation, Ferdy Sambo Cs will soon undergo trial. "We will delegate it as soon as possible. We ask for Monday at the trial," said the Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes (Jampidum) of the AGO, Fadil Zumhana to reporters, Wednesday, October 5. Next Monday next week falls on October 10. Acceleration of the case delegating process due to prioritizing a quick, simple, and light scheme. The AGO should have decided to keep the suspects in the murder case of Brigadier J and the obstruction of justice, including Putri Candawathi and Ferdy Sambo. "Today, according to the Criminal Procedure Code, we will follow up on taking steps and the authority of the law that the Public Prosecutor has the authority to detain the suspects who have been handed over to us," he said. Based on the results of coordination with investigators, 11 suspects will be detained at the Criminal Investigation Unit, Mako Brimob Polri, Attorney General's Office. The purpose behind the detention of the suspects, continued Fadil, is to facilitate the trial process. "We have detained suspects FS, HK, ANP, ARA at the Mobile Brigade Headquarters. The others are in the Criminal Investigation Department," said Fadil. "For suspects RR, RE, and KM in the Criminal Investigation Department," he continued. Unlike others, the suspect Putri Candrawati will be moved to the detention location. He who was originally scheduled to languish in Rtan Bareskrim would be'shifted' to the Salemba Rutan at the AGO branch.