Circulating Wild Issues From Gambling To LGBT, PDIP Legislators Urge The National Police Chief To Reveal Detailed Motives For The Murder Of Brigadier J

Atmosphere of RDP (Photo Nailin In Saroh/VOI)

JAKARTA - Member of Commission III of the DPR's PDIP faction, Arteria Dahlan, urged the National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, to clearly state the real motive for the killing of Brigadier Nopryansah Yosua Hutabarat or Brigadier J. According to him, the National Police Chief must answer this question so that the issue of motives does not become wild and is related to gambling and LGBT.

"Although the motive is not mandatory, this has already been stated in the original chronology, the truth of which cannot be denied by the main actors, even the witnesses," said Arteria at the DPR Commission III meeting with the National Police Chief at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta, Wednesday, August 24.

Arteria said that the National Police could not work in a vacuum by simply conveying the issue that the motive was 'investigator's consumption'.

"Police cannot work in a vacuum. Can't say this is for investigation purposes. This can't be for investigators' consumption," he said.

Therefore, the PDIP Legislator for the East Java Dapil requested that the National Police Chief speak about the motive so that there is only one single interpretation from the Polri institution. The reason is, the issue of motives has gone wild starting from the gambling business carried out by Inspector General Ferdy Sambo to the existence of LGBT elements.

"There must be a statement by the Chief of the National Police. A single interpretation from the National Police institution. What the Chief of Police conveyed is related to that motive. So that there is no longer an LGBT motive, a love triangle motif of a rectangular love triangle. Gambling motive. What motive, what motive, nothing. This must be stopped, " " said the man who is familiarly called Teri.

In addition to the wild motives, Arteria admitted that he was furious about the case of Brigadier J. In fact, it seemed that it was being used to pit the Head of the Criminal Investigation Department, Komjen Agus Andrianto, and Inspector General Ferdy Sambo.

He also reminded the National Police Chief to be able to separate the case of Brigadier J from the outstanding issues.

"Then the law enforcement must be clear, polemics outside of this case must be separated, the National Police Chief must be brave to sort and choose which is voice, which is noise, pay close attention," he said.