AGO Explains Reasons For Demanding Mario Dandy-Shane Lukas To Pay Rp120 Billion Restitution

Kapuspenkum Attorney General's Office Ketut Sumedana/ANTARA PHOTO/Asprilla Dwi Adha/tom.

JAKARTA - The public prosecutor (JPU) charged Mario Dandy Satriyo and Shane Lukas and AG's son in the case of slashing David Ozora worth Rp120 billion. The reason is because there are calculations of material and immaterial losses. "We are demanding because we estimate that apart from material losses, the money losses incurred in the context of treatment and treatment, we also consider immaterial losses," said Head of the AGO, Ketut Sumedana to reporters, Friday, August 18. The material loss in question is the costs that have been incurred by the family during David Ozora's treatment. Meanwhile, immaterial is a loss that will occur in the future. It is known, as a result of the abuse, David Ozora suffered brain damage. In fact, it is said that it is unlikely to be able to recover as usual. "Losses will come in the future by the person concerned. Because, several medical results state that the recovery cannot be fully recovered, so psychological traumatic treatment is needed for the person concerned," he said. On the other hand, Ketut said there were rules related to the restitution mechanism. This includes the punishment of his successor. "Actually, it has been regulated in the decision or regulation of the Supreme Court number 1 of 2022 concerning compensation and restitution for victims of criminal acts," said Ketut. In the trial of the alleged assault case of David Ozora, the prosecutor charged Mario Dandy Satriyo with imprisonment for 12 years. In addition, Rafael Alun Trisambodo's son was burdened with paying restitution of Rp 120 billion. If Mario is unable to pay, then, there will be an additional sentence in the form of imprisonment for 7 years.

Meanwhile, the defendant Shane Lukas was charged with a lower sentence of 5 years in prison. He is also burdened with restitution payments. However, if not able to be replaced with 6 months in prison.