Former Bukittinggi Police Chief Reads Teddy Minahasa's Letter, It Contains A Scenario When His Subordinates Are Arrested With Methamphetamine

Teddy Minahasa at the West Jakarta District Court (DOK ANTARA)

The defendant in the circulation case and former Bukittinggi Police Chief, Doddy Prawiranegara, read a letter containing a case scenario from Teddy Minahasa during a trial at the West Jakarta District Court (PN) today. This letter was received by Doddy from Teddy when he was caught by Polda Metro Jaya in connection with a drug trafficking case. "Let me read out the Mulia again to make it clearer," said Doddy at the trial, quoted from Antara. "For Doddy or his wife, one contact, there was no witness between Doddy and Arif," said Doddy when reading the letter. "Contreng dua, BB (evidence of methamphetamine) which was found at Doddy strip one's house, replied that he did not know Arif's hardline, Arif's second strip, the former dealer," he said. "The third contest, Doddy, must be integrated with me. Next, withdraw all the burdensome information for me and Doddy, then throw the body into Arif," said Doddy. "Next is one witness, not a witness, next is the scenario for Anita's arrest but Arif who violated Arif's plan and goods," said Doddy again when reading the contents of the letter. "Next, there is no BB collection. The last item is from Arief (no witnesses)," said Doddy reading the last sentence in the letter. Doddy was reluctant to follow all these orders and preferred the law enforcement process. "Please give Your Majesty permission and I refuse time, I don't want to get rid of a crime," he said. The prosecutor asked Teddy about the letter. Teddy admitted that the letter was his handwriting. Linda is an accomplice to Teddy Minahasa who is tasked with selling five kilograms of crystal methamphetamine as evidence to Jakarta. Meanwhile, Arif, who was recorded in the Investigation Report (BAP) as Samsul Ma'rif, is Doddy's personal assistant. Polda Metro Jaya stated that Teddy Minahasa had ordered his subordinates to set aside evidence of methamphetamine from the results of the disclosure of the case to be circulated.