Wearing All Black Clothes, Sandra Dewi Responds To The AGO's Call To Witness Tin Corruption

Artist Sandra Dewi underwent an examination in the examination room of Jampidsus investigators at the Attorney General's Office, related to tin corruption, Wednesday (15/5/2024). (ANTARA).

JAKARTA - Wearing all black clothes, artist Sandra Dewi fulfills the summons of the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) at the Attorney General's Office on Wednesday, May 13, 2024 morning.

He came for both of his neighbors to undergo examination as a witness in the investigation of the tin corruption case that dragged her husband, Harvey Moeis as a suspect. The arrival of the mother of two is unknown to the media who are already waiting in the parking lobby of the Jampidmil Building where the witness was examined, since morning. Sandra Dewi wore a 3/4 shirt suit and long kulot pants to black keds model shoes with a white sole, entered the examination room through the parking lot of the building in rubana.

In contrast to the previous examination, the artist wore a white shirt, and passed in front of the building witnessed by the media. Head of the Legal Information Center (Kapuspenkum) of the Attorney General's Office Ketut Sumedana said Sandra Dewi came around 08.00 past."It was around eight o'clock," said Ketut, Wednesday 15 May. Sandra Dewi's legal adviser, Harris Arthur also confirmed that his client was present to fulfill investigators' summons for the second time. "God willing, it will be present," said Harris.Puspenkum The Attorney General's Office shared photos and videos of Sandra Dewi's arrival in the examination room and immediately underwent an examination in front of investigators. After her husband was named a suspect, Sandra Dewi had conducted an examination as a witness in the investigation of the tin corruption case on Thursday, May 14.

A number of assets belonging to her husband have been confiscated, ranging from luxury vehicles, hours. red, to other important documents. Harvey Moeis, Sandra Dewi's husband, is still on the list of 21 tin corruption suspects who caused state losses due to ecological damage worth IDR 271 trillion.