Complaining That It Is Very Hot In Prison, Ferdinand Goes To Rizieq Shihab: Be Patient, Prove It And Don't Complain!

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JAKARTA - Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) frontman Rizieq Shihab suddenly complained of overheating in prison while undergoing trial for the Petamburan crowd case at the East Jakarta District Court, Thursday, May 6 yesterday.

Rizieq's complaint then received a response from former Democrat Party politician, Ferdinand Hutahaen. Ferdinand asked Rizieq to be patient in serving his sentence.

"Be patient Zieq, try to prove your ferocity of shouting all this time by living it without complaining," quipped Ferdinand on his Twitter page, quoted on Friday, May 7.

According to him, all prisons are bad places. For this reason all human beings try to escape by not being involved in any criminal act.

"Prison is a place that is uncomfortable, uncomfortable and unpleasant. Because it is one of the parts that makes people afraid to go to prison so they don't commit crimes," said Ferdinand.

The beginning of Rizieq's talk stems from his desire to bring the witness back to the next trial.

This is because the judge has determined a trial schedule, namely Monday, May 10, with an agenda for the prosecution. On the following day, it was the agenda for the examination of Habib Rizieq's a de charge expert to be followed by the examination of the defendant.

"Today, frankly, I am very tired, I am very tired because I could not sleep last night, it was very hot in the prison. So for the defendant's examination, I am not willing to do it today. But if it is done Monday or after Eid, it is ready as well as witness examination. expert. Once again I ask for wisdom and wisdom, Your Honor, "said Rizieq.

At Rizieq's request, the judge then gave him the opportunity to present an expert witness. The next agenda is the Megamendung crowd to the reading of the demands of the Petamburan crowd case.

"So the trial was postponed on May 10 for the expert, and the statement of the defendant in Megamendung, then proceeded to the charges," said presiding judge Suparman Nyompa.

However, Rizieq still objected to this agenda because the examination of the defendant coincided with the charges. The judge said that the prosecutor could finalize the demand file within the time provided.

"Before it was closed, I just asked how it was possible on the same day the prosecutor came up with charges even though the defendant's statement was not complete yet," Rizieq asked the judge.

"So the prosecutor is already professional too. If he examines the witnesses, everything has been compiled. So I don't think it will be difficult," replied the judge. The judge closed the trial. The next trial will still be held next Monday.