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Irman Pasarbu, a drug lord from Labuhanbatu Regency, was seized by the police. Photo: ANTARA / HO
jpnn.com, MEDAN – North Sumatra Police Chief Inspector Pol Martuani Sormin stressed that he would impoverish Labuhan Batu drug lord Irman Pasaribu, aka Man Batak.
“This time Poldasu did not fulfill the tradition (to be shot), but we carry out a new tradition of impoverishing him,” he said accompanied by Dirnarkoba Kombes C Wisnu, during his presentation, in front of the Ditresnarkoba building of the North Sumatra Police. Thursday (11/2).
Martuani also revealed that various movable and immovable property such as land or land and various luxury cars were seized.
In addition to being imposed with the Criminal Narcotics Law (Tipinar) with the threat of the death penalty, he continued, the Labuhanbatu Regency drug lord will also be charged with the Criminal Law on Money Laundering (TPPU).
“In a month, there have been many complaints from the media about a narcotics charge called Man Batak aka Irman Pasaribu with various indirect responses. However, we now show that Man Batak can be arrested with all the efforts he has made,” he explained.
He explained that the arrest of the suspect, Irman Pasaribu, with his entourage and new ways could be carried out in a professional manner. Therefore, Man Batak will be in charge of all the instruments in force, starting from the Tipinar Law including the TPPU Law.
“I have spoken with the Deputy Chief of Police, this is the second time that the Regional Police uses TPPU for narcotics crimes,” he added.
According to Martuani, people can be punished, or die or whatever. But if you’re still rich, it won’t have a systemic impact.
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