A Group Of Rp7.1 Billion State Money, Bank Employees In Temanggung Claims To Foya-foya And Bodong Investment

The police showed evidence and suspects in corruption cases at a state-owned bank in Temanggung. ANTARA

TEMANGGUNG - Temanggung Police, Central Java, arrested a fugitive for corruption suspect in a state-owned bank in Temanggung, R. Herjuno. The perpetrator is a resident of Candra Asri Housing, Madyocondro, Secang, Magelang Regency. Temanggung Police Chief AKBP Agus Puryadi said the suspect was arrested in Jombang, East Java, after being on the run for about six months after being named a suspect. The action taken by the suspect was by disbursing money from the bank's internal account by attaching a receipt for the purchase of goods suspected of being fictitious for the harvest of gifts from 2014 to 2019 with a state loss of around Rp. 7.1 billion. The suspect made a disbursement document by falsifying the checker (AMBM) and signer (Pinca) and then disbursing the teller with evidence of the source's document from the bank's internal account. Agus said, as the unit administration officer (PAU), the suspect had continuously disbursed funds from internal bank accounts. "Then the suspect deposited the money that had been disbursed into the holding account and the money from the holding account that the suspect took with an ATM for personal gain," he said in Temanggung, Antara, Friday, November 7. For this case, the suspect was charged with corruption, as referred to in Primary Article 2 paragraph (1) sub-Article 3 of UURI Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption which has been amended and added to UURI Number 20 of 2001 and a minimum imprisonment of four years and a maximum of 20 years and a minimum fine of Rp. 200 million and a maximum of Rp. 1 billion. The suspect Herjuno admitted that he had made fake receipts or fake signatures to withdraw money. The disbursement of money was carried out in 10 office units, disbursement of each unit ranging from Rp40 million to Rp60 million per month. "My money is used for spree, fraudulent investments, and fun," he said. He admitted that during the escape he had gone to Kalimantan, Jakarta, and East Java. " moved from place to place to avoid the police. I also maintain beards other than to disguise myself, I am also interested in studying religion because I have given up," he said.