It Turns Out That Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte Twice Persecuted Muhammad Disappointed

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JAKARTA - The Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police stated that Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte had twice tortured Muhammad Kece. The first was carried out with other suspects and the second was carried out alone.

"Indeed, the investigation process also revealed that this incident was not in one place but in two locations," said Director of General Crimes at the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency Brigadier General Andi Rian Djajadi to reporters, Wednesday, September 29.

The beating was carried out by Napoleon Bonaparte in Muhammad Kece's detention cell. He was assisted by four other prisoners.

As for the persecution, continued Andi, the two-star general was carried out alone. The form of persecution is suspected to be related to the smearing of human feces on Muhammad Kece.

"The incident itself was in the victim's cell. Then there was 1 more crime scene in the process (Article) 351 of the persecution carried out by NB himself," said Andi.

The beatings and mistreatment were carried out on the same day or on the first day Muhammad Kece was detained. But it's quite a long time.

"Yes, for the first tempos (Article) 170 it was around 01.00 in the morning on 26 (August), while the 351 incident itself occurred in the afternoon around 15.00," said Andi.

Meanwhile, in this case, the Criminal Investigation Department has named five suspects. Where, one of them Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte.

The five suspects are all Bareskrim detainees. They included Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte, DH, DW, H, and HP.