Demanded 4 Years In Prison, Ahyudin Cs Considered Prosecutors Evidenced To Enjoy The Results Of Victim Donations JT 610

Former President of Rapid Response Action (ACT) Ahyudin/ANTARA PHOTO/Reno Esnir/foc

JAKARTA - Former official of the Adayudin Fast Response Foundation (ACT), Ibnu Khajar, and Hariyana binti Hermain were sentenced to four years in prison in the case of alleged embezzlement of Boeing Community Investment Fund (BCIF) assistance funds for the families of victims of the Lion Air JT 610 accident. One of the considerations is that they are considered to enjoy the proceeds of a crime.

"Things that incriminate the defendant's actions caused widespread unrest for the community, the defendant's actions caused losses to the community, especially for the heirs of the victim and beneficiaries of the BCIF social funds. The defendant has enjoyed the results of a criminal act," said the prosecutor at the trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Tuesday, December 27.

Meanwhile, for mitigating considerations, there are only two things, namely the three defendants have never been convicted and are cooperative in carrying out the trial.

Meanwhile, prosecutors charged them with imprisonment for four years.

"Demanding that the panel of judges examining and adjudicating this case decide the defendants legally and convincingly guilty of committing a criminal act," said the prosecutor.

Ahyudin, Ibnu Kajar, and Heryana Hermain were charged with misappropriating a donation fund of IDR 117.98 billion from Boeing. The money is said to have not been used properly, namely the santuan for the heirs of the victims of the Lion Air JT 610 plane crash.

Originally, Boeing gave a donation fund for 189 victims of Lion Air JT 610 amounting to 25 million US dollars or Rp 138 billion. Thus, each heir should have received 144,320 US dollars or Rp. 2 billion.

Thus, ACT contacted the victims' families to approve the management of the santuan funds to be held by him. In fact, the lure of the funds will be used for the construction of social facilities.

Based on the independent accounting firm's report on the implementation of jointly agreed procedures regarding the receipt and management of BOEING's BCIF funds from 2018 to 2021, it was revealed that only a small amount of funds were used.

"From the report, only Rp. 20,563,857,503 of the total money amounted to Rp. 138,546,388,500 of BCIF funds received by the Rapid Response Foundation (ACT) from Boeing which was actually used for the implementation of Boeing activities," said the prosecutor.

While the rest is used for the operation of the ACT Foundation. In fact, some are used for the personal interests of the defendants.

"Among other things, the payment of salaries and THR of employees flows to other ACT foundations, down to the defendant's personal funds," said the prosecutor.

In this case, Ahyudin was charged with violating Article 374 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) of the 1st Criminal Code subsidiary Article 372 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) of the 1st Criminal Code.

Then, for Ibnu Kajar and Hariyana were charged with violating Article 374 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) of the 1st Criminal Code.