Inspector General Napoleon’s police claim statement asking for money for “our officials” Not in the BAP. Page all

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The National Police revealed that the statement of the Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte requesting Rp. 7 billion from Djoko Tjandra for “our top officials” was not in the investigative report (BAP).

Napoleon’s request was revealed in charges read in a trial at the Corruption Court in Jakarta on Monday (11/2/2020).

“The fact is that when he was examined as a suspect by investigators, the sentence did not exist, the answer was not there,” Awi Setiyono told the Public Information Office of the Public Relations Division of the National Police (Pol) on Tuesday. at the Bareskrim Polri building in South Jakarta (11/03/2020).

According to Awi, the prosecutor (JPU) has the right to examine the suspect when there is something that needs to be investigated when making a letter of accusation.

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He also questioned why Napoleon did not reveal this when investigators were examined as suspects.

Awi said the researchers will certainly study the information if it is revealed during the exam.

“If during the investigation process the person in question is subjected to such a sound, the investigator will definitely look for the connection between the testimony of other witnesses and the responses of the suspect himself, he will definitely be persecuted,” he said.

Furthermore, Awi said, his party will continue with the trial process.

It was reported that Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte had asked Djoko Tjandra for money for those whom he referred to as “our high command.”

Reporting from BetweenThis was stated in the formal accusation read by the Public Prosecutor (JPU) in a trial at the Corruption Court in Jakarta, on Monday (11/2/2020).

“The accused Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte refused to accept this nominal amount of money saying: ‘What is this? I don’t love myself. Come up, Hee, become 7, Hee, because it is also for the front, not for me. ‘and he said’ Our officials’, ”said Attorney General Zulkipli during the trial.

Napoleon asked for the money as a reward for helping Djoko Tjandra get the high-profile fugitive status removed from the wanted list (DPO).

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In this case, Napoleon was accused of receiving 200,000 Singapore dollars and 270,000 US dollars, or about 6.1 billion rupees.

Due to several letters issued by order of Napoleon, the Immigration Office removed Djoko Tjandra’s DPO status.

The prisoner in the Bank Bali case was able to enter Indonesia and submit a PK to the South Jakarta District Court in June 2020 despite being persecuted by the prosecutor’s office.