Rp35 Million In Bank BRI Raib After The Election Transaction, Former Deputy Governor Of NTT Reported To The Police Requesting To Be INVESTIGATED

Archives. Head of Public Relations of the NTT Police, Kombes Ariasandy (left), is consulting with his members at the NTT Police Headquarters some time ago. ANTARA

JAKARTA - The NTT Police are investigating the case of the sudden loss of money belonging to the former Deputy Governor of NTT, Benny A. Litelnoni from his account at BRI. "Currently, the case has been transferred to the Special Criminal Directorate after being visited by the General Criminal Directorate," said Head of Public Relations of the NTT Police, Kombes Ariasandy, when contacted from Lembata Regency, NTT, Antara, Thursday, January 26. This was conveyed by Ariasandy regarding the progress of the report submitted by Benny A. Litelnoni and his attorney regarding the loss of his money after making transactions from the payment of electricity pulses using the BRImo application. From the chronology of the incident, it was initially suspected that the driver of the former deputy governor of NTT had made a number of money disappear. However, from the results of tracking the identification team, it was not proven so that the general criminal team then transferred the case to a special crime. "We'll wait officially what it looks like for its delegation because yesterday it was still being held," he added. The attorney for former NTT Deputy Governor Benny Litelnoni, Emanuel Passar, said that on January 23, 2023, his client made transactions to buy credit worth Rp. 100,000. After an hour of notification, there has been a withdrawal of Rp35 million and a fund transfer process has occurred to someone named Ulfa Audria Ismi. Passar said that his client immediately reported to the NTT Police because the BRI branch in Kupang could not provide a reasonable answer. "My client has even reported directly to the center but did not get a satisfactory answer," he said.