MATARAM - The West Nusa Tenggara High Prosecutor's Office stated that it had found evidence of the transfer of money in the case of extortion by three prosecutors against the Pajo Camat, Dompu Regency, Imran, while he was a suspect in the persecution case.
Assistant for Supervision of the NTB Prosecutor's Office I Wayan Eka Widdyara explained that the evidence of the money transfer has now become the basis for his party to increase the status of handling to the stage of inspecting the case.
"Yes, there is (proof of the money transfer). If there is no proof, I would not dare to raise it to the case inspection," he said as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, April 28.
Although he did not explain in detail the form of evidence, he ensured that it had been strengthened from the recognition of the Pajo Regent.
"So, this (case) was originally given by the giver. The one who delivered it became a witness, the giver admitted (the transfer of money), in the inspection (case inspection) he also admitted it," he said.
Furthermore, Wayan Eka said that the series of inspections of cases is still in the strengthening of evidence. He said, the inspection of the case is limited to the search for violations of the discipline and ethics of prosecutors.
"If there is no criminal penalty, because it is only a matter of code of ethics," he said.
He also explained that his party could not impose sanctions if from the series of inspections of the treasury, the three prosecutors were proven to have violated discipline and ethics.
"So, we just present, later the leadership in Jakarta (Kejagung RI) will conclude. Whether they are given a punishment and how the follow-up is, it is in the center," said Wayan Eka.
The alleged extortion of the three prosecutors emerged from the process of executing Imran's detention on the court's inkrah decision. At that moment, Imran admitted that he had been asked for tens of millions of money by the three prosecutors who were then serving in the Dompu District Court.
The Pajo Sub-district Head admitted that he was asked for Rp30 million with the pretext that the money could reduce the sentence. However, at that time he only gave Rp20 million. The money was handed over directly at the Dompu District Attorney's Office.
Imran admitted that he had made peace with the victim so that he thought the problem was over. However, the legal process continued until he had to undergo detention. He felt he had been cheated and extorted by the law enforcement officers.
The three prosecutors suspected of extortion are the former Head of the Intelligence Section of the Dompu District Attorney's Office with the initials J, the former Head of the General Criminal Section of the Dompu District Attorney's Office with the initials K, and the former Head of the Special Criminal Section of the Dompu District Attorney's Office with the initials IS.
When Imran revealed this problem in the process of executing the court's decision, which has become legally binding, the three prosecutors had already changed their duties.
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