Don't Want To Be Involved In Handling Allegations Of Corruption By The Deputy Minister Of Law And Human Rights, KPK: This Regarding Rights

Deputy Minister Of Law And Human Rights Edward Omar Sharif Hiariej/PHOTO VIA BETWEEN

JAKARTA - Deputy Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Johanis Tanak said his agency did not want to rashly handle allegations of corruption involving Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights (Wamenkumham) Edward Omar Sharif Hiariej alias Eddy Hiariej. Investigations were carried out carefully and carefully.

"I always ask my friends to carry out their duties to be careful and careful. Look at the law, look at the legal facts that occur, so we are not careless," Johanis told reporters when contacted, Tuesday, November 21.

Johanis emphasized that the investigation of all allegations of corruption in the KPK will certainly take time. It's not like turning the palm of the hand, right, because it involves human rights," he said.

"So of course we law enforcement officers must be careful in responding to legal issues, of course, to check properly, carefully," continued Johanis.

As previously reported, Edward Omar Sharif Hiariej or Eddy Hiariej was named a suspect in the alleged gratification case. The form of gratification is suspected to be the receipt of a sum of money related to consultation and assistance for the ratification of a company's legal entity.

"The determination of the suspect Wamenkumham is correct," said Deputy Chairman of the KPK Alexander Marwata.

The determination of the suspect is based on an investigation warrant (Sprindik) that has been signed since two weeks ago.

However, in that case, it was not only Eddy Hiariej who was named a suspect. There are three other people who are also suspects.

"With 4 suspects. From the recipient party 3, from the giver 1," said Alex.

Meanwhile, the Director of KPK Enforcement Asep Guntur explained that the articles applied were not only gratification but bribery. This application was carried out after the case was carried out.

"Oh double (the article, ed). There is a bribery article, there is a gratification article," said KPK Investigation Director Asep Guntur Rahayu to reporters as quoted on Tuesday, November 7.

Asep said the application of this article was also based on the analysis report (LHA) of the Financial Analysis and Transaction Report Center (PPATK).

"Where the audit report is in the form of money traffic owned or in the accounts of the suspects or suspects," he said.