Victim Richard Mille Asks For Legal Explanation Regarding Allegations Of Police Officers

Bareskrim Polri Headquarters/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

The victim of alleged extortion by police officers in the Richard Mille watch case, Tony Sutrisno, asked for legal clarity from the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. This is because until now there has been no information regarding the follow-up. "Our client requested that there be fair law enforcement in this extortion case. This is also our good faith to clean up police institutions from elements who pollute the honor of the police," said lawyer Tony Sutrisno, Heroe Waskito to reporters, Friday, November 18. In addition, Heroe also questioned the truth about the information on the reduction of the demotion sentence against Kombes Rizal Irawan. The middle officer was originally said to have blackmailed Tony "We also want to ask Propam again how the problem with the diagram is, is it true that Rizal Irawan was only sentenced to 5 years and then reduced to 1 year? Meanwhile, Kompol Teguh's demotion sentence involved in extortion has been confirmed to be subject to a demotion sentence of 10 years," he said. If the information is true, continued Heroe, the results of the ethics trial are very unfair. Because, he has been proven guilty. "Kombes Rizal Irawan was sentenced to a lower sentence than Kompol Teguh, where is this justice?" he said. Then, Heroe also said that there had been a refund to his client. However, it is still not complete. The return was carried out in two stages through two official letters issued by Propam. "The refund was still insufficient, including what Andi Rian SGD 19000 received. It has not been returned to Tony. Inspector General Andi Rian even though at that time was Rizal Irawan's superior and Kompol Teguh. But it was not processed by law," said Heroe. On the previous occasion, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Komjen Agus Andrianto, responded to the circulation of extortion charts involving him and a number of members of the Bhayangkara Corps. The extortion was against the reporter of Richard Mille's luxury watch fraud case, Tony Sutrisno. "Ask Propam yes, they are the ones who check and have punished. Some even returned it," said Agus. The chart not only dragged the name of Komjen Agus Andrianto. This is because there was also Inspector General Andi Rian Djajadi while serving as Director of General Crimes and Head of Sub-Directorate V of the National Police's Criminal Investigation Directorate, Kombes Rizal Irawan. But Kabareskrim did not talk much about the alleged extortion of police officers. He only emphasized that the matter had been handled by the Police Propam. "I don't know if there is extortion or not, please just check with Propam," said Agus.