Arsul Sani: If Ferdy Sambo Later Is Severely Punished, That's An Unqualified Consequence That Must Be Accepted

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JAKARTA - The former Head of the Propam Polri Ferdy Sambo and his wife, Putri Candrawathi, are undergoing a trial for the verdict or verdict in the premeditated murder case of Brigadier Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J today. Member of Commission III of the DPR RI from the PPP faction, Arsul Sani, believes that the panel judges will impose their verdicts taking into account evidence and facts during the trial. "We believe that in addition to considering all the facts revealed and evidence submitted to the trial, the judge will also pass the verdict taking into account the sense of justice, both for the community, the families of the victims of Brigadier Joshua, as well as the defendants and their families," Arsul Sani told reporters, Monday, February 13. Even if Ferdy is later sentenced to severe punishment, Arsul assessed, the verdict is a natural consequence that he must accept because he has committed premeditated murder of his men. "Even if Ferdy Sambo is severely punished later, it is a natural consequence that he must accept," said Arsul. According to the PPP legislator, the Ferdy Sambo case must be used as a lesson for the National Police institution in the future. Arsul reminded members of the National Police, if there is an order from superiors who violate the dignity of the institution, then it should be rejected. "A number of Polri officers in this case became victims because they followed clear orders from their superiors for fear of being scolded or dumped by their positions. As a result, they even lost their profession as Bhayangkara which they had been living and were proud of for years," explained Arsul. The Deputy Chairperson of the MPR also asked all members of the National Police to be able to control their emotions. Moreover, this institution is equipped with weapons that must be used carefully. "Being a member of the National Police should have better emotional governance than most civilians who are not armed with fire," said Arsul.