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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte and Brigadier General (Pol) Prasetijo Utomo are said to have asked for rations to remove Joko Soegiarto Tjandra alias Djoko Tjandra from the Wanted List (DPO).
This was stated by the formal accusation read by the public prosecutor (JPU) in a trial at the Corruption Court in Jakarta, on Monday (11/2/2020).
Prosecutors revealed that Napoleon asked for a certain amount of money to take care of him red notice Djoko Tjandra to Tommy Sumardi.
“The defendant Napoleon Bonaparte said that Djoko Tjandra’s Red Notice could be opened, because it was Lyon who opened it, not me. I can open it, as long as I have the money, “said prosecutor Zulkipli during the trial, according to ANTARA.
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Then Tommy Sumardi asked how much (the nominal money was) and Napoleon Bonaparte replied ‘3 is ji (3 billion)’. After that, Tommy Sumardi left Kadivhubinter’s office, “the prosecutor continued.
As for Tommy, who is also the defendant in this case, he is Djoko Tjandra’s colleague.
Djoko Tjandra asked Tommy to ask about the status red notice on his behalf to NCB Interpol Indonesia in the Police International Relations Division.
After Napoleon asked for some money, Djoko Tjandra gave more than 100,000 US dollars to Tommy through an intermediary on April 27, 2020.
On the same day, Tommy and Brigadier General (Pol) Prasetijo Utomo set out to deliver money to Napoleon.
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In fact, Prasetijo, who was instrumental in introducing Tommy to Napoleon, also asked for a share. Prasetijo then distributed the US $ 100,000.
“While riding in the car, Prasetijo Utomo saw the money Tommy Sumardi was carrying and then he said, ‘Is this really a lot for him? For me, where? ‘Said the prosecutor.
“And at that time the money was cut in half by Prasetijo Utomo saying ‘this is for me, now this is for him while showing the money that has been divided by 2’,” he continued.
However, Napoleon rejected the $ 50,000 bill. He asked for more money.
“The accused Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte did not want to accept this nominal amount of money saying ‘What is this? I do not want it. Naik hee becomes 7 hee because it is also for the front, not for me. The one who placed me was him, ‘and he said’ our eldest, ‘”said the prosecutor.
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After that, there were several times the money transfer from Djoko Tjandra to Napoleon through Tommy.
In detail, Napoleon received 200,000 Singapore dollars on April 28, 2020, 100,000 US dollars on April 29, 2020, 150,000 US dollars on May 4, 2020, and 20,000 US dollars on May 5, 2020.
After the last acceptance on May 5, 2020, Napoleon issued a letter presenting the deletion of “Interpol Red Notices” on behalf of Joko Soegiarto Tjandra has been removed from the Interpol database since 2014 (after 5 years).
After that, Prasetijo contacted Tommy and asked again for a portion saying “Hee, that’s it, where do I get this portion?”
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The next day, Tommy met with Prasetijo and handed him $ 50,000 in cash.
In this case, Napoleon was accused of receiving 200,000 Singapore dollars and 270,000 US dollars, or about 6.1 billion rupees.
Meanwhile, Prasetijo was accused of receiving US $ 150,000 or around Rs 2,200 million.
As a result of a letter from the International Relations Division of the National Police to the General Directorate of Immigration of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Djoko Tjandra’s DPO status was removed from the immigration system.
That way, Djoko Tjandra can file a PK in the South Jakarta District Court in June 2020.
Napoleón and Prasetijo were accused of article 5 paragraph 2 in conjunction with article 5 paragraph 1 letter a or letter b or article 11 or article 12 letter a or article 12 letter b Law number 31 year 1999 amended by law number 20 year 2001 relating to the eradication of criminal acts Corruption in conjunction with article 55 paragraph 1-1 of the Penal Code.