KPK Ready To Help KY Investigate Ronald Tannur's Decision If There Are Allegations Of Corruption

KPK spokesman Tessa Mahardika (DOK Wardhany Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is ready to investigate Ronald Tannur's acquittal by the Surabaya District Court (PN) if allegations are found. This institution is open to cooperating with the Judicial Commission (KY) and the Supreme Court (MA). " “ In principle, the KPK is ready to cooperate with the Judicial Commission or the Supreme Court if it is found that there is a practice of buying and selling the results of the trial," said KPK Spokesperson Tessa Mahardika to reporters, Wednesday, July 31. Meanwhile, regarding ethical violations, continued Tessa, her institution will not interfere. He said the decision would later become the authority of the Judicial Commission and the Supreme Court Supervisory Body. However, he ensured that his agency monitored this acquittal. " “ So we'll just monitor it, we'll see," said the spokesman with the investigator's background. As previously reported, the Panel of Judges at the Surabaya District Court, East Java, acquitted the defendant Gregorius Ronald Tannur in the murder case of Dini Sera Afriyanti at a nightclub in Surabaya on October 4, 2023. He was not proven to have committed murder or abuse. "The defendant was not legally and convincingly proven as in the first indictment of Article 338 of the Criminal Code or the second Article 351 paragraph (3) of the Criminal Code Or the third Article 359 of the Criminal Code and 351 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code," said Judge Erintuah. Regarding this decision, Dini's family then asked for help from Commission III of the DPR RI to get justice. His younger brother, Alfika Risma, came with her father and attorney on Monday, July 29. "I came here with my father accompanied by my attorney to voice my aspirations to be heard by all media colleagues as well. I am fighting for this especially for my older brother, the late Dini, as well as my mother who died three months ago and for the deceased's child," said Alfika in the audience.

"I beg the leadership of Commission III to help this case until it is finished so that my family gets justice and the suspect gets the punishment accordingly, and the judge will be dealt with as fairly as possible," he continued.