The Brigadier J's Divided Family May Richard Remains A Police Again, Samuel And Rosti Choose Support

Kamaruddin Simanjuntak (Irfan Meidianto/VOI)

JAKARTA - Brigadier's parents (posthumous) Nofriansyah Yosua Hutabarat or Brigadier J do not mind if Bharada Richard totals can return to the National Police institution after serving their sentence.

Brigadier J's father, Samuel Hutabarat, handed over the decision to withdraw Bharada Elizer to the National Police institution.

"It is a regulation in government agencies or the police. We just follow the process in the police," Samuel said in Jakarta, Friday, February 17, as reported by Antara.

In line with her husband, Rosti Simanjuntak also did not question the return of Bharada

Family considerations by Bharada totaling were explained by the family legal advisor of Brigadier J, Kamaruddin Simanjuntak.

According to Kamaruddin, his party discussed this when meeting with the Head of Criminal Investigation Unit, Komjen Agus Andriantor, at the Criminal Investigation Unit this afternoon. He said the family and legal advisors asked Bharada

"The Head of the Criminal Investigation Department really appreciates the attitude of the family and legal advisors," said Kamaruddin.

In the eyes of the family, said Kamaruddin, why is a good person who needs to be protected, after admitting his actions and being willing to reveal the truth by becoming a justice collaborator (JC).

Kamaruddin admitted that his party also encouraged legal advisor Bharadagan to make Ferdy Sambo's former aide as a justice collaborator in uncovering the case.

"So we consciously, and asked him to be JC, when there was a debate when the Attorney General's Office and his team did not want to claim to be JC, I really fought with my colleagues that Kamaruddin was JC," said Kamaruddin.

The family accepted the verdict of the panel of judges for one year and six months and gave Bharada E the opportunity to excel again in the police force. The family hopes that Icad can serve as a reminder for the next generation, so that there will be no more crimes in the police.

Kamaruddin admits this decision is not as easy as he thought. Several aunts from Brigadier Yosua objected to the decision. But after being given an understanding, the family must protect law enforcement in Indonesia.

"There was a family, especially from the deceased's aunts, who did not agree, but I gave understanding. That we must take it not only for Yosua, but to protect the law enforcement system in Indonesia so that good people, honest people, true people grow for the sake of Indonesia's future," said Kamaruddin.

Previously, National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo admitted to following the progress of the trial of the Brigadier J murder case, including what was considered by the panel of judges as part of his record, as well as the hope that the community would be taken into consideration by his party in carrying out an ethics trial to Bharada Richard

"Yes, the opportunity (back) exists," said Sigit.

Sigit has asked a team from the National Police's Professional and Security Division (Propam) to prepare everything to carry out an ethics trial against Bharada Richard totaling.