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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The former head of the International Relations Division of the National Police, Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte, said that when he first met the accused bribery broker, Djoko Tjandra, Tommy Sumardi. He said that during the meeting, Tommy alluded to his close relationship with the Head of the Criminal Investigation Agency of the National Police, Commissioner General Listyo Sigit Prabowo.
“The accused (Tommy) said, this is not my language, but the language of the accused, counting his closeness, that in my place this is with the blessing of the Chief of Criminal Investigation of the Police,” Napoleon said when testifying at the trial of abolition. red notice Djoko Tjandra at the Corruption Eradication Tribunal in Jakarta, Tuesday, November 24, 2020. As a defendant in this trial is Tommy Sumardi.
Napoleon said that the meeting between him and Tommy Sumardi took place in his office in early April 2020. According to him, Tommy was accompanied by Brigadier General Prasetijo Utomo, who was then Head of the Office of Coordination and Supervision of the PPNS of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police.
Shortly after, Tommy ordered Prasetijo to leave the room. “Please leave the star out of the room, this is a three star business, so Police Brigadier General Prasetijo is waiting in my sespri room,” Napoleon said, imitating Tommy.
Napoleon said that when they were both in his room, Tommy asked him to help him check their condition. red notice Djoko Tjandra. Napoleon asked about Tommy’s relationship with Djoko Tjandra. Tommy responds as a friend of the Joker (Djoko Tjandra).
Upon receiving that reply, Napoleon said he was not sure. According to Napoleon, after that, Tommy mentioned his close relationship with the Chief of Criminal Investigation, Listyo Sigit. Tommy, he said, offered to call Listyo. “I said no, I said Kabareskrim was my youngest, it is not necessary. But I am sure that if they bring a Brigadier General of the Bareskrim Prasetijo Utomo police to my office, it must be true,” he said.
In this case, Tommy was accused of negotiating a bribe from Djoko Tjandra to Napoleon of around 6,100 million rupees. The bribe was allegedly given to Napoleon drafting a series of letters to remove Djoko’s name from the crossing system of the Directorate General of Immigration. With this removal, Djoko could enter Indonesia undetected to request judicial review.
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