Why Was Bharada E Not Charged With Premeditated Murder? This Is The Explanation Of The Criminal Investigation Unit

Kabareskrim Komjen Agus Andrianto at a press conference on the development of the handling of the case of Brigadier J's murder at the National Police Headquarters, Thursday, August 4 / PHOTO: Rizky Adytia-VOI

JAKARTA - Bharada Richard Eliezer or Bharada E has been named a suspect in the murder of Brigadier Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J. But Bharada E was not charged with premeditated murder, why?

"This means that why not apply (Article) 340 (KUHP) because this is still a series of processes of deepening of the findings during the investigation by the team that was carried out," said Kabareskrim Komjen Agus Andrianto at a press conference on the development of the handling of the murder case of Brigadier J at the National Police Headquarters, Thursday. , August 4th.

The National Police team handled two reports, namely Brigadier J's family regarding the alleged premeditated murder and the wife of the inactive Propam Head of Division Inspector General Ferdy Sambo who claimed to have been harassed by Brigadier J, resulting in the shooting of Brigadier J.

"Based on the results of the investigations carried out, the Bareskrim ranks have examined 43 witnesses so far. One person has been named a suspect and it is known that the alleged articles applied are 338 in conjunction with Articles 55 and 56 of the Criminal Code," said Kabareskrim.

Regarding the handling process, Kabareskrim said the National Police team worked thoroughly, including the alleged involvement of other parties in the murder of Brigadier J.

"Later on, if there is a process of finding criminal violations rather than the actions carried out, whether it is obstructing the investigation process, eliminating evidence, hiding evidence so that it hinders the investigation process, later after undergoing the process of examining the code of ethics, the recommendation from Mr. Irwasum will later be used as the basis. do we need to increase their status to become part of the perpetrators," said Komjen Agus

“In Articles 55 and 56 (KUHP) there is someone who commits, orders to commit a criminal act or because of his power he gives orders to commit crimes including providing opportunities and assistance so that the crime can occur. This will be our basis in carrying out the investigation process that we are carrying out,” continued Kabareskrim.