His Concern Is MAKI Regarding Non-sanctioned Police Officers In The Richard Mille Clocking Case

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JAKARTA - The Indonesian Anti-Corruption Society (MAKI) highlighted that there were unscrupulous police officers on suspicion of extortion in the handling of the Richard Mille hour fraud case worth Rp77 billion at the Police Criminal Investigation Unit. In fact, there are three investigative officers who have been sanctioned internally.

"This means that if the internal is deemed finished with punishment, the demotion will be removed from his position. But there is a problem when a higher one is considered to have given permission to accept, is not sanctioned," said MAKI Coordinator Boyamin Saiman to reporters, Tuesday, February 14.

Allegedly, the figure of the superior deliberately did not prevent the three investigators from 'playing' in the case.

The investigator who has been ethically processed is Kombes Rizal Irawan. He was sanctioned for a demotion for 1 year, which was previously 5 years.

"Oknum topnya yang dianggap mengetahui tapi tidak mencegah atau mengizinkan itu yang menjadi sumber masalah. Jadi masalah kedua adalah apakah proses itu ditindaklanjutkan ke pidana atau hanya cukup internal oleh Propam sebagai etik?" ungkapnya.

"If ethics has indeed been made up by having been removed from office or demotion, but there are 5 years of demotion, discounted when compared to only a year, yes, there is no problem with that," continued Boyamin.

Furthermore, Boyamin said that this extortion could be carried out to the KPK if it wanted to be followed up in the criminal realm. However, the condition is that the reporting is carried out within 30 days after Tony's giving the money.

"Yes, you can, whatever the receipt is reported to the KPK, if within 30 days it becomes a problem. The problem is not or is returned, yes, if within 30 days the KPK is reported to the maximum," said Boyamin.

Previously, Heroe Waskito as Tony Sutrisno's lawyer revealed evidence that his client was a victim of extortion by members of the National Police. One of them is the document for returning the extorted money.

In the document, there are four police officers who have handed over or returned the money. First, Kombes Rizal Irawan with 181,600 United States (US) dollars.

Then, AKBP Ariawibawa amounted to Rp. 25 million, Ipda Adhi Romadhon amounted to 44,400 US dollars, and Kompol Teguh around Rp. 200 million.

Then, the money was also used as evidence for the Police Code of Ethics Commission trial.

Tony Sutrisno is the victim of extortion by police officers behind reporting the fraud in the purchase of Richard Mille's watch worth IDR 77 billion.