Stated Complete, The Suspect In The Case Of Fraud And Embezzlement Of Natalia Rusli Was Transferred To The Prosecutor's Office

JAKARTA - The case file for the suspect Natalia Rusli for the fraud and embezzlement of Rp 45 million was handed over to the Prosecutor's Office, Thursday, March 30. When he was taken by officers, the suspect Natalia Rusli only looked down with her hands handcuffed wearing orange clothes that read West Jakarta Metro Police detainees.

The case file has been declared complete and has been determined by P21 by the Prosecutor's Office. Furthermore, the suspect Natalia Rusli will soon be tried.

The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the West Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Andri Kurniawan, confirmed that the submission of the case file against the suspect Natalia Rusli for fraud and embezzlement of Rp45 million had been declared complete.

"It has been declared complete and has been P21 by the Prosecutor's Office. Therefore, the status of the suspect is currently a deposit from the prosecutor," said Commissioner Andri Kurniawan when confirmed, Thursday, March 30.

Kompol Andri explained, before being brought to the Prosecutor's Office, the suspect Natalia Rusli underwent a series of health checks by the West Jakarta Metro Police Dokkes team.

"After being handed over to the Prosecutor's Office, it means that this case has become the responsibility of the Prosecutor's Office and soon the case will be tried," he said.

Natalia Rusli surrendered to the West Jakarta Metro Police after being named a wanted list (DPO) of suspects in cases of fraud and embezzlement of Rp45 million.

When wearing an orange shirt and mask, the short-haired woman just looked down with a regretful face.

The Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the West Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Andri Kurniawan, explained that Natalia was reported by a woman named Verawati Sanjaya to the West Jakarta Metro Police.

The suspect admitted to Verawati that she knew Indosurya's attorney, Juniver Girsang. Then, Natalia promised to disburse the victim's cooperative in the form of money of around 40 percent and 60 percent in Indosurya's assets.

"The incident occurred on April 16, 2020 and this NR has not been sworn in as an advocate or lawyer according to a statement from the Banten High Court," said Commissioner Andri when confirmed, Monday, March 27.