Brigadier J Was Shifted To Become The Candrawathi Women's Driver And Children, Ferdy Sambo: Consideration, He Follows The Group

Defendant Putri Candrawathi (Irfan Meidianto-VOI)

JAKARTA - Ferdy Sambo denied that Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat was called an aide to Putri Candrawathi. Although, the task of Brigadier J was to take his wife and children.

The objection was conveyed when Ferdy Sambo told that Brigadier J was originally assigned as a driver. However, because he was considered slow, he decided to change his duties to take care of the house.

"The consideration is that in the work done as a driver, I apologize Your Honor, he is a bit slow to follow the movement if in the group," said Ferdy Sambo during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Wednesday, December 7.

"I think he's better off being a driver at home so he starts bringing my wife and my children because it's less high in speed and doesn't require too much speed to be maximal."

The judge who heard the testimony reiterated his question regarding the transfer of duties of Brigadier J.

In fact, he had mentioned the testimony of another witness who said Brigadier J served as Putri Candrawathi's aide.

"But some witnesses say that Yosua is the mother's adjutant?" asked the judge.

"I need to explain that Your Majesty at the main official of the National Police Headquarters is not allowed to have a two-star wife, only three-stars are allowed, this may be a term from their only aide to Your Majesty," said Sambo.

Until finally, the judge asked a question about the fact that Brigadier J took care of the needs of the defendant Ferdy Sambo's wife and children.

The former Head of Propam Division argued that Brigadier J did not take care of the needs of his family members. However, it did bring his children and Putri Candrawarthi.

"But the fact is he lives in Saguling and takes care of the children including your wife?" asked the judge.

"Not taking care of children, taking care of children and wives," answered Ferdy Sambo.

For information, Ferdy Sambo was presented as a witness in the trial of the alleged murder of Brigadier J for the defendants Strong Ma'ruf, Bharada Richard totaling, and Bripka Ricky Rizal.