New Facts In The Brigadier J Case, Disclosures Of The Real Reason Bripka Ricky Rizal Rejects Shooting Orders From Ferdy Sambo

Forensic Psychologist, Nathanael Sumampouw/Rizky AP-VOI

JAKARTA - Forensic Psychologist, Nathanael Sumampouw revealed new facts in the series of premeditated murder cases of Brigadier J. One of the reasons the defendant Bripka Ricky Rizal dared to refuse orders to shoot from Ferdy Sambo. Based on the results of the psychological examination, it turned out that the reason Ricky Rizal refused was because he did not have the ability to shoot. Although, he is a member of the police. "So it's not something that even from his daily training (no, red) has the skills to use weapons. So the person concerned can refuse it," Nathanael said during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Monday, January 2. From the results of the complaint, the defendant Ricky Rizal's background was a member of the police who was trained as a member of traffic. Then, as far as he is taught, he is only taught to serve administratively. This means that he does not yet have the ability to use weapons like members in the detective unit. "It is true that Ricky Rizal's brother from the interview I got of the person concerned was immediately a member of the police," he said. "But after passing the SPN (education, ed), the person concerned served in the Traffic Section. Especially specifically the function of the registrant," continued Nathanael. Referring to the indictment file, Ricky Rizal was asked to shoot Brigadier J by Ferdy Sambo while at Jalan Saguling's house, Duren Tiga, South Jakarta. It's just that, at that time Ricky Rizal refused the order. He admitted that he was not mentally prepared to carry out the shooting. So, Ferdy Sambo asked him to call Bharada R alias Richard Elierzer. The same order was conveyed by the former Head of the Propam Division. At that time, Bharada E agreed to the order.