MUKOMUKO - Mukomuko Resort Police, Bengkulu Police, named two people on the list of disbursements of suspects in the corruption case of funds for the Incubation Pilot assistance program for Local Economic Development Village Innovation (PIID-PEL) from the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration in 2019. "These two suspects are not at their address and are absent twice from the police summons, so we will determine them in the DPO," said Mukomuko Police Chief AKBP Nuswanto through Head of Criminal Investigation Unit Iptu Susilo in Mukomuko, quoted from Antara, Monday, January 9. As many as four suspects in the corruption case of funds for the Incubation Pilot assistance program for Local Economic Development Village Innovation (PIID-PEL) from the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration in 2019. The four suspects, namely the Director of the Market-Owned Enterprises with the initials AS, AP the head of the partnership team or TPKK Program PIID-PEL, YB as the Director of PT PSG and AP as the Director of PT SGI. Two of the four suspects, suspects AS and AP have been detained and the files have been transferred to the District Attorney's Office. Meanwhile, two suspects YB as Director of PT PSG, addresses in Kebayoran lama South Jakarta and AP as Director of PT SGI, addresses of Central Java Kebumen Regency are not yet known. He stated that his party had previously made efforts to summon the two suspects twice, but both were absent from undergoing examination. "Because twice we didn't come, we published them, we set them both in the DPO," he said. Furthermore, his party will conduct a search for the whereabouts of the two suspects at the address concerned. Meanwhile, the role of the two suspects in this case helped make proposals and received wages of Rp. 20 million and received Rp. 35 million for incubator facilities, but activities were not carried out. Then as an intermediary for the purchase of a runca fish processing machine to distributors from Malang, East Java, from a price of Rp294 million in mark-ups to Rp425 million so that the profit was illegal for Rp130 million. The loss from this incident amounted to Rp494 million, and his party has made efforts to recover the state financial losses which were confiscated amounting to 159 million. Against those concerned, this violates Article 2 paragraph 1 and or Article 3 and or Article 9 of Law Number 20 of 2001 concerning Amendments to Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph 1 to 1 of the Criminal Code.

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