State-owned Bank Employees In Kuta Who Lapped People's Business Credit Funds Sued 7 Years In Prison

DOK IS

BADUNG - The defendant Ida Bagus Gede Subamia (33) an employee of the Kuta, Bali branch of BUMN Bank, who was involved in a corruption case of People's Business Credit (KUR) funds was sentenced to 7 years in prison.

"The principal sentence of imprisonment for 7 years is reduced as long as the defendant is in custody and a fine of IDR 250 million, subsidiary of 6 months in prison," said the Head of the Badung District Attorney, Bali, I Ketut Maha Agung, Wednesday, September 8.

In addition, the prosecutor demanded that the defendant pay a replacement money of Rp. 890 million. If the defendant does not pay the replacement money within one month after the decision is final and binding, then his property will be confiscated.

"And it is auctioned to cover the replacement money, in the event that the defendant does not have sufficient property to pay the replacement money, then it is replaced with imprisonment for 3 years and 6 months," he added.

The prosecutor also requested that the Rp237 million previously confiscated from the Artha Buana Kencana Cooperative be returned to BRI Kanca KUTA.

"The confiscation of money from the Artha Buana Cooperative is a form of investigation carried out by previous investigators on several car BPKBs that the defendant had taken and had been mortgaged by a third party at the Artha Buana Cooperative," said Maha Agung.