Tax Officers Sorry For Their Children For Vandalizing In The 'Rubicon Case'

Head of the General Section of the Directorate General of Taxes at the Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) Rafael Alun Trisambodo (Photo: Capture the screen)

JAKARTA - Head of the General Section of the Directorate General of Taxes at the Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) Rafael Alun Trisambodo finally apologized publicly for the incident of abuse by his son, Mario Dandy, to David, the son of the central management of GP Ansor.

In a video, Rafael expresses regret over this incident.

"With this, I apologize to Mas David and Mr. Jonathan's extended family, the PBNU extended family and the GP Ansor extended family, because my son's actions have caused serious injuries and deep trauma," he said as quoted on Thursday, February 23.

Rafael said he prayed for the victim's recovery and said this was a family personal matter.

"I realize that my son's wrong actions have harmed others, disappointed and caused a commotion in society," he said.

Rafael added that he was willing to provide clarification regarding the assets that are now widely reported.

"I am ready to participate in all inspection activities by the Inspectorate General of the Ministry of Finance," he said.

He did not forget to express the same regret to the ranks of the Ministry of Finance, where he has worked so far.

I also apologize to the Ministry of Finance's extended family because with this incident, it has the potential to reduce the reputation of the public institutions and trusts that have been built so far. Once again, I apologize for my mistake and my family. Thank you," he concluded.

As previously reported, the police have arrested Mario Dandy Satrio (20) as the perpetrator of the abuse of the son of the Ansor GP management, David (17).

Meanwhile, the chronology of this persecution case began with David who was invited to meet Dandy in a black Jeep Rubicon car. When they met, David was invited by the perpetrator and two of his friends to an empty alley and then there was an act of persecution.