Bribery Former MA Secretary Nurhadi Sued 4 Years In Prison

DOCK. ANTARA / Director of PT Multicon Indrajaya Terminal (MIT) Hiendra Soenjoto

JAKARTA - PT Multicon Indrajaya Terminal (MIT) Director Hiendra Soenjoto has been charged with 4 years in prison and a fine of IDR 150 million, a subsidiary of 6 months in prison. Hiendra is considered proven to have bribed the Secretary of the Supreme Court Nurhadi and his son-in-law Rezky Herbiyono worth IDR 45.236 billion.

"Demand that the panel of judges at the Corruption Crime Court declare the defendant Hiendra Soenjoto guilty of continuing corruption. Sentenced the defendant to 4 years with the order to remain in detention and a fine of IDR 150 million replaced by 6 months imprisonment," said the prosecutor. general KPK Wawan Yunarwanto at the Corruption Crime Court (Tipikor) Jakarta, quoted by Antara, Tuesday, March 23.

Hiendra was not present at the court and attended the trial for reading the charges via a video conference from the KPK detention center. Hiendra is known to have been on the run since he was named a suspect in February 2020 and was only arrested on October 29, 2020.

The charges are based on the subsidiary charges of Article 13 of Law No. 31 of 1999 as amended by Law No. 20 of 2001 concerning Eradication of Corruption in conjunction with Article 64 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code.

"The things that were incriminating were the defendant's actions that did not support the government's active program to eradicate corruption, the defendant was convoluted and did not admit to his actions, the defendant was on the wanted list (DPO), the defendant has already been convicted," added prosecutor Wawan.

The prosecutor stated that there was nothing to mitigate Hiendra's actions.

Hiendra in the letter of demand stated that he bribed Nurhadi and Rezky to seek legal issues between PT MIT and TP KBN regarding the lease agreement for the depot container owned by PT KBN in Marunda, North Jakarta and the lawsuit against Azhar Umar regarding the dispute over ownership of PT MIT shares.

First, related to PT MIT's lawsuit against PT KBN. Hiendra asked Rezky Herbiyono, who is Nurhadi's son-in-law and confidant to take care of the case, even though it was known at that time that Rezky was not an advocate.

Rezky, through Calvin Pratama, made an agreement with Hiendra, namely Hiendra would provide a "fee" for administration related to the use of a "depot container" of Rp. 15 billion with a guarantee of a QNB Kesawat bank check on behalf of PT MIT worth Rp. 30 billion, whereas in fact Hiendra Sonjoto did not have any case management funds .

Hiendra then introduced Rezky to Iwan Cendekia Liman, who could help Hiendra to get funding from Bank Bukopin Surabaya which would be used to finance PT MIT's case management. Hiendra then gave Rezky Rp400 million as a down payment on May 22, 2015.

Rezky then borrowed Rp10 billion from Iwan Cendekia Liman to take care of the PT MIT case because Hiendra Soenjoto had not paid the "fee".

At that time Rezky told Iwan Cendekia that the case was being 'handled' by Nurhadi. Iwan Liman then transferred Rp. 10 billion on June 19, 2015, after receiving the money, Rezky then handed over a check worth Rp. 30 billion and 3 Bank Bukopin checks in Rezky's name to Iwan Cendekia Liman as collateral.

On June 20, 2015, Rezky at Nurhadi's house told Iwan Cendekia that the PT MIT case had been handled by Nurhadi and was confirmed to be safe.

Second, Hiendra Soenjoto's lawsuit against Azhar Umar. Azhar filed a lawsuit against Hiendra Soenjoto at the Central Jakarta District Court (Jakpus) on January 5, 2015 regarding the deed of the PT MIT Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS) and changes in the commissioners of PT MIT which were registered on February 13, 2015

Hiendra then contacted Nurhadi through Rezky to seek management of the case.

For the efforts made by Nurhadi and Rezky Herbiyono, the Central Jakarta District Court rejected the lawsuit filed by Azhar Umar so that an appeal was made, but PT DKI Jakarta also rejected the lawsuit so Azhar filed an appeal.

For the management of these two cases, Hiendra gave Nurhadi and Rezky Heribiyono a total of Rp.45,726 billion, which was disguised as if there was a cooperation agreement for the construction of a Mini Hydro Power Plant (PLTM) between the defendant and Rezky Herbiyono.

There were 21 transfers to the accounts of Rezky Herbiyono, Calvin Pratama, Soepriyono Waskito Adi and Santoso Arif in the period 2 July 2015 - 5 February 2016 with the amount varying from IDR 21 million to IDR 10 billion.

For this receipt, Nurhadi and Rezky used it for various things such as cash withdrawals (IDR7,408 billion), buying palm oil land in Padang Lawas for IDR 2 billion, transferred to Nurhadi's wife, Tin Zuraida (IDR 130 million), buying Hermes bags (IDR 3.262 billion). ), bought clothes (Rp.396.9 million), bought a Land Cruiser, Lexus, Alpard and accessories (Rp.4.504 billion).

Then buy a watch (IDR 1.4 billion), pay debts (IDR 10.968 billion), have a vacation abroad (IDR 598.016 million), exchange it in foreign currency (IDR 4.321 billion), renovate your house (IDR 7,973 billion) as well as other interests (Rp7,873 billion).

Regarding this case, Nurhadi and Rezky Herbiyono have already been sentenced to 6 years in prison plus a fine of Rp. 500 million, a subsidiary of 3 months in prison for being proven to have accepted bribes and gratuities.