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Albertina Ho confirmed that the prison employees suspected of being involved in the practice of extortion did indeed come from various elements. Some of them came from elements of the police, the Directorate General of Kumham Corrections, and non-permanent employees (PTT). This is in line with KPK spokesperson Ali Fikri. Ali said that the KPK detention center officers were not just KPK employees. Many of them are actually PNYD from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and the National Police. Others came from PTT.
ASN Kemenkumham and Polri have important positions in the KPK Detention Center. Some serve as Acting Head of Detention Centers and Detention Center Coordinators. “Meanwhile, the detention officers are non-permanent KPK employees. “In 2021, PTT will change its status to ASN KPK,” wrote Ali via short message to detikX.
detikX attempted to contact the Head of Public Relations and Protocol at the Directorate General of Kumham Corrections, Rika Apriyanti, via telephone and short message to ask for a response regarding the alleged involvement of Kumham ASN in the practice of extortion at the KPK Detention Center. We have also contacted the Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Headquarters, Inspector General Shandi Nugraha, to ask for a similar response. However, until the text of this in-depth coverage was published, both of them had not answered our telephone calls or short messages.
So far, the KPK Council has examined 169 people regarding the extortion case. A total of 32 witnesses were KPK detainees, former detainees, former prison staff, former heads of prison security, and inspectors. Meanwhile, the remaining 137 are prison employees and KPK employees who have served. Of the 137 people, 93 people were declared to have sufficient evidence to be taken to the ethics hearing. Meanwhile, the remaining 44 were declared to have insufficient reasons. One alleged offender with the initials M has been dismissed from the Corruption Eradication Committee due to alleged immoral acts.
“Then another person is not a member of the Commission, so coincidentally the person concerned has the status of OS, outsourcing, so we cannot apply ethics,” explained Albertina.
The Corruption Eradication Commission Council has also obtained 65 documentary evidence to continue this extortion case to an ethics trial. A number of documents show evidence of depositing extortion money into several escrow accounts. From the documents and examination of witnesses, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Council divided this ethics case into nine case files.
Six case files for 90 people began to be tried on Wednesday, January 17 2024. These 90 people were accused of violating Article 4 Paragraph 2 letter B of the KPK Council Regulation Number 3 of 2021 concerning abuse of authority to benefit themselves. Three other files will be created specifically for the three alleged violators. To this day, the case files for the three alleged violators are still in process.
Apart from the alleged ethical violations, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is currently investigating alleged criminal acts in the extortion case. A total of 190 people have been questioned by the Deputy for Enforcement and Execution of the Corruption Eradication Committee. The witnesses came from various elements, including prison employees, former prison employees, detainees, former detainees, families of detainees and former families of KPK detainees.
2024-01-18 08:44:09
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