4 Bekasi Walkot Bribe Rahmat Effendi Walks The Sentence At Sukamiskin Prison

The inactive Bekasi Mayor Rahmat Effendi/Photo: Antara

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) executed four bribers from the inactive Bekasi Mayor Rahmat Effendi or Pepen to Sukamiskin Prison, Bandung on Thursday, November 3. They will serve a sentence for being found guilty in cases of bribery in the procurement of goods and services as well as the auction of positions. "Executor Prosecutor Eva Yustisiana has completed the execution of the Corruption Court's decision at the Bandung District Court which has permanent legal force with the convict Mulyadi alias Bayong et al by being admitted to the Sukamiskin Class I Penitentiary, Bandung," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri to reporters, Friday, November 4. Ali detailed that the convicts Mulyadi alias Bayong and Muhammad Buyamin would serve 4 years and 6 months reduced their detention period. They are also required to pay a fine of IDR 250 million. Next, the convict Wahyudin will serve a prison sentence of 4 years reduced by a period of detention. He was required to pay a fine of Rp. 250 million and a replacement money of Rp. 500 million. "Fourth, the convict Jumhana Luthfi Amin served a 5-year prison sentence minus a period of detention and a fine of Rp. 250 million and a replacement money of Rp. 600 million," said Ali. In this case, Pepen has also been found guilty. He is said to have received IDR 4 billion, IDR 3 billion, and IDR 100 million from the private sector regarding the capital expenditure for land compensation with a total budget value of IDR 286.5 billion. Not only that, he received Rp. 30 million from the private sector related to project management and contract labor in the Bekasi City Government. Pepen also received money from several employees at the Bekasi City Government as a deduction related to his position. For his actions, the Panel of Judges at the Corruption Court at the Bandung District Court sentenced him to 10 years in prison and a fine of Rp. 1 billion, subsidiary to six months in prison.