Tensions After Brigadier J Dies: Ferdy Sambo Murung, The Integrated Aides

Former Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of South Jakarta Metro Police AKBP Ridwan Rhynellson Soplanit while testifying (Photo: DOK VOI/Rizky AP)

JAKARTA - Former Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of South Jakarta AKBP Ridwan Rhynellson Soplanit said the tense atmosphere was felt after the death of Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J. Starting from Ferdy Sambo looks gloomy until the aides are fixated. The tense atmosphere was felt when Ridwan Rhynellson Soplanit arrived at the scene to fulfill a call from Ferdy Sambo. At that time, some of them were in the garage of the house, including the former Head of the Propam Division. It was clear that his face was very gloomy. "At that time I saw that FS (Ferdy Sambo) had a slightly gloomy face," said Ridwan during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Thursday, November 3. Tensions were even more felt when he saw Fedry Sambo's aides. Bharada Richard totaled, Bripka Ricky Rizal until the other aides looked fixated. "I saw them at that time at a noble glance, because it was already evening, at night but everyone was in a tense position, meaning not talking, fixated on like that," he said. "Strengthen?" The judge asserted. "Appointed. Not in a relaxed position, everyone is in a noble standing position in the garage," Ridwan replied. Not a single sentence has been spoken from them. In fact, just a chat between aides is said to be invisible. In addition, no one dared to sit down. They just stood up and kept quiet. "So there aren't many relaxed stories or other styles, all standing up, like no communication, I see everything," said Ridwan. For information, Ridwan Rhekynellson Soplanit was presented as a witness in the obstruction of justice case with the defendant Irfan Widyanto. Originally, Irfan Widyanto was charged with obstructing the investigation into the premeditated murder case of Brigadier J. Thus, it is suspected of violating Article 49 in conjunction with Article 33 subsidiary Article 48 paragraph (1) in conjunction with Article 32 paragraph (1) of the ITE Law Number 19 of 2016 and/or Article 233 of the Criminal Code subsidiary Article 221 paragraph (1) to 2 in conjunction with Article 55 of the Criminal Code.