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“Former West Sumatra Police Chief files appeal at DKI Jakarta High Court in drug case sentencing”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com May 30, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

DKI Jakarta High Court has received the filed appeal former West Sumatra (West Sumatra) Police Chief Inspector General Teddy Minahasa related to drug cases. There are 5 judges who will try Teddy on appeal. The following is the composition of the panel of judges.

PT Jakarta Binsar Public Relations official Pamopo Pakpahan said that the chairman of the panel of judges who will try Teddy’s appeal is Sirande Palayukan with the member judges being Mohammad Lutfi, Teguh Harianto, Yahya Syam, and Sumpeno.

“The panel of judges handling the criminal appeal case on behalf of Teddy Minahasa P. has been appointed chairman of the panel Sirande Palayukan, (members) Mohammad Lutfi, Teguh Harianto, Yahya Syam, Sumpeno,” Binsar told reporters, Tuesday (30/5/2023).

Binsar said that currently the case file was being examined and studied by the judge. For this reason, said Binsar, the trial schedule for reading the verdict has not yet been determined.

“Currently the case files are being examined and studied by a panel of judges consisting of 5 people, so that until now the trial schedule for reading the verdict has not been determined,” he said.

It is known, at the first level, Teddy was sentenced to life in prison. Teddy was found guilty in a drug case, namely exchanging methamphetamine evidence with alum.

“At trial, stated that Defendant Teddy Minahasa has been proven legally and convincingly guilty of committing a crime,” said chief judge Jon Sarman Saragih when reading out the verdict at the West Jakarta District Court, Tuesday (9/5).

“Sentenced a sentence against Defendant Teddy Minahasa with life imprisonment,” he added.

Teddy Minahasa was found guilty of violating Article 114 paragraph 2 of Law No. 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics juncto Article 55 paragraph 1 1 of the Criminal Code.

For information, Teddy has filed an appeal against a life sentence in prison for the panel of judges at the West Jakarta District Court in a drug case. Apart from Teddy, the other defendants namely AKBP Dody Prawiranegara and Linda Pudjiastuti will also submit an appeal.

The following is a list of Inspector General Teddy et al’s sentences in drug cases:

1. Teddy Minahasa was sentenced to life imprisonment
2. AKBP Dody Prawiranegara was sentenced to 17 years in prison
3. Linda Pudjiastuti was sentenced to 17 years in prison
4. Kompol Kasranto was sentenced to 17 years in prison

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2023-05-30 08:45:57

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May 30, 2023 0 comments

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Former West Sumatra Police Chief Claims to Achieve Position Without Collusion and Nepotism

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 13, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

Former West Sumatra Police Chief Inspector General Teddy Minahasa brought up his position from 2013 to 2022 when reading a memorandum of defense or plea for drug cases. Teddy claims that he got this achievement naturally, without collusion and nepotism.

This was conveyed by Teddy in a plea hearing in the Kusuma Atmadja room, West Jakarta District Court, Thursday (13/4/2023). At first, Teddy said he joined the Indonesian Military Academy because his parents could not afford to pay for college.

“Then in 1990 I graduated from high school and immediately took part in the selection to enter the Indonesian Military Academy because I was sure that my parents would not be able to finance me to the next level of education or study at a university. Thank God, I was declared to have passed the Indonesian Military Academy selection and entered the Police Force or Academy. The police in 1990 too,” said Teddy during a hearing at the West Jakarta District Court, Thursday (13/4/2023).

“I went through all the educational processes at the Police Academy for 4 years with full responsibility and discipline, because I was well aware that I did not come from a family of officials, not from a family that could afford it, or not a general’s child. In Javanese, I am just Kawulo alit or little people,” he added.

Teddy later said that he had held a number of positions in the National Police. He said all the positions were obtained without collusion and nepotism.

“I naturally accepted the series of positions without me using collusion and nepotism,” said Teddy.

Teddy admitted that he was surprised at being accused of selling methamphetamine in order to get Rp 300 million from the sale. He claims it is impossible to destroy a career for Rp. 300 million.

“Your Honors, with my struggle to achieve this career, is it possible that I will damage and destroy it just for the Rp. 300 million that has been accused of me in this case?” he said.

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Also watch ‘Teddy Minahasa Demanded Death: Nothing Mitigates, Hotman Increases Tension’:

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April 13, 2023 0 comments

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Teddy Minahasa Discloses Varied Declarations on Trawas and Tawas Regarding Narcotic Incidents

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 17, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

Former West Sumatra Police Chief Inspector General Teddy Minahasa conveyed different information about the chat to the former Bukittinggi Police Chief AKBP Dody Prawiranegara. The different information is related to the word ‘Trawas’.

Teddy and Dody are defendants in drug cases. In the indictment read out by the prosecutor, the two were allegedly involved in exchanging 5 kg of methamphetamine with alum.

The trial continued until Inspector General Teddy Minahasa presented as a witness. Teddy denied giving orders to AKBP Dody to exchange crystal methamphetamine for alum. Teddy argued that he should replace methamphetamine with ‘Trawas’ which is the name of a district in Mojokerto, East Java.

“Obviously there was no order,” said Teddy during the trial at the West Jakarta District Court, Wednesday (1/3/2023).

“What is written there is Trawas with a capital T. That means the name of a place, namely one of the districts in Mojokerto, not alum. What we underline is where is the word for the command?” he continued.

Presiding judge Jon Sarman questioned Teddy’s intent in giving Dody a narrative to replace evidence. Teddy then answered that the narration was a warning so that Dody would not carry out the narration he sent.

“I have answered that, Your Honor, I only sent it so that Brother Dody would not do as I wrote it,” said Teddy.

One member of the legal advisory team then asked what the narrative meant. Teddy explained that the narration was satire for Dody.

“What does the narrative mean?” asked the legal adviser.

“I have already answered, it is a kind of satire, a narration so that Dody’s brother does not do that,” Teddy replied.

Teddy repeatedly emphasized that he wrote Trawas, not alum. Judge Jon then asked whether the implied meaning of Trawas and alum were the same.

“Alum and Trawas mean the same or not?” asked Judge Jon.

“It’s quite different, Your Majesty,” he replied.

When the judge asked Teddy to confirm what he had written, Teddy again said that he had written Trawas, not alum.

“Different, but what I meant to write was alum or Trawas?” asked the judge.

“Trawas,” he replied.

Chat Teddy and Dody Opened at the Session

The prosecutor then presented a digital forensic expert, Rujit Kuswinoto, at the drug trial with the defendant Inspector General Teddy Minahasa. Rujit shows Inspector General Teddy’s conversation with former Bukittinggi police chief AKBP Dody Prawiranegara.

The conversation via WhatsApp was displayed by Rujit in court at the West Jakarta District Court, Thursday (2/3). Rujit showed the contents of a DVD containing a digital forensic examination of a number of pieces of evidence in this case.

“Please allow me to explain, this is indeed the result of the digital forensic laboratory of Polda Metro Jaya and in this case I am presenting it because according to questions from the public prosecutor and following the dynamics of the trial, it is always asked about Trawas. So, the contents of the chat are actually on the iPhone’s evidence 13 were confiscated from Dody,” said Rujit.

Chief judge Jon Sarman Saragih then questioned the veracity of the data that Rujit displayed.

“That means the data is correct, right?” asked Judge Jon.

“Yes sir” Rujit replied.

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March 17, 2023 0 comments

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Lawyer: Linda Nikah Siri with Inspector General Teddy After Returning from the China Sea

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 8, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

Lawyer Linda Pujiastuti alias Anita, Adriel Viari Purba, said that his client had an unregistered marriage with the former West Sumatra Police Chief Inspector General Teddy Minahasa. Adriel said his client had an unregistered marriage in Sukabumi.

“Linda’s mother said, ‘I am inside How my way to call Ustaz Herman’. They got married at Pelabuhan Ratu, the wedding was in Sukabumi,” said Adriel after the hearing on the drug case that ensnared Linda at the West Jakarta District Court, Wednesday (8/3/2023).

Adriel said Linda and Inspector General Teddy got married in Sukabumi after returning from the South China Sea. He said Linda did not want to sin, so she chose to marry Teddy.

“That (marriage) happened after returning from the South China Sea, because they always had sex, Mrs. Linda didn’t want to because it was a sin, ‘I want to get married first according to religion’,” explained Adriel.

Adriel also talked about religious differences which had been mentioned by Teddy’s side to dismiss the news of unregistered marriages. Adriel said that Linda and Teddy are of the same religion.

“Then what was conveyed was different religions, there they already had faith and immediately married right away at the mosque,” said Adriel.

“You want to believe go ahead, don’t believe too go ahead,” he added.

Previously, the lawyer for the former West Sumatra Police Chief Inspector General Teddy Minahasa, Anthony Djono, denied the statement of Linda Pujiastuti alias Anita who claimed to be the wife of his client’s series. Anthony said it was very unreasonable.

“Regarding unregistered marriage, I will convey, Mami Linda, who used to say that she was a former GRO at a hotel where the spa was plus plus. I said, don’t be too confident, don’t be too confident,” said Anthony after the trial at the West Jakarta District Court, Thursday (2/3) .

“The so-called unregistered marriage, he is a Christian, Mr. Teddy Minahasa we know are Muslims. How about interfaith marriage? That doesn’t really make sense,” he added.

Anthony challenged Linda to show proof of the unregistered marriage. He asked Linda not to speak without evidence.

“If he says he is having an unregistered marriage, we challenge him, show him the wedding photo. At the time of the wedding, whose family was present, who was his guardian, don’t talk without evidence. That’s hoax yes,” Anthony said.

Watch the Video: Lawyers Will Present Psychological Experts, Want to Prove AKBP Dody is Depressed

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March 8, 2023 0 comments

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Criminal Expert Rates Inspector General Teddy’s Indictment Letter Should Be Nullified by Law

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 6, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

The prosecutor presented a criminal expert witness from the University of Indonesia (UI), Eva Achjani Zulfa, in the trial of the drug trafficking case with the defendant Inspector General Teddy Minahasa. Eva said that the indictment against Teddy should have been null and void.

This was conveyed by Eva when testifying at the West Jakarta District Court, Monday (6/3/2023). At first, Hotman asked what article was appropriate for the police to suspect if he violated the procedure for storing or dispensing drugs.

“My question is, if a police officer violates the procedure for storing and eliminating drugs, should he be charged with (Article) 114 or (Article) 140 which are also the same crime?” Hotman asked the witness.

“Yes, because specifically this is a propria offense. There are provisions for Polri investigators and PPNS 88, 89, when it comes to administration or storage procedures, we will be subject to the provisions of article 140 as a special law,” answered Eva.

Then, Hotman emphasized his question regarding what article would be charged to Polri investigators who violated the procedure for storing and eliminating narcotics.

“So a police investigator who violates storage procedures, keeps outside the time period, sets aside kilograms outside the provisions, is subject to a criminal sanction of 140?” Hotman asked.

“Right, in the context of the evidence,” replied Eva.

Hearing that, Hotman and members of his legal advisor team smiled a little. Hotman then said that his client’s indictment was wrong.

“Wow, this indictment is wrong, the assembly, how come (Article) 112?” Hotman said.

Hotman then asked for confirmation from the criminal expert regarding the meaning of the indictment from the prosecutor. Eva then answered that the indictment should be null and void.

“So what should an indictment like that be?” Hotman asked.

“Valid for the sake of law,” said Eva.

“Again, ma’am?” asked Hotman.

“Valid for the sake of law,” replied Eva.

In this case, Teddy Minahasa was charged with offering, buying, selling, and intermediary class I narcotics, not plants, of the methamphetamine type, which resulted in confiscated goods weighing more than 5 grams. Teddy and three other people did this.

“Those who do, order to do, and who participate in doing, without rights or against the law, offer to sell, sell, buy, receive, become intermediaries in buying and selling, exchanging or handing over narcotics class I non-plants, weighing more than 5 (five) grams,” said the prosecutor while reading out the indictment at the West Jakarta District Court, Thursday (2/2).

The three people in question are the former Bukittinggi Police Chief AKBP Doddy Prawiranegara, Syamsul Maarif, and Linda Pujiastuti. They were charged in separate files.

“That the defendant together with witness Doddy Prawiranegara, witness Syamsul Maarif bin Syamsul Bahri and witness Linda Pujiastuti alias Anita (each was prosecuted separately by Splitzing),” said the prosecutor.

Teddy was charged under Article 114 paragraph 2 subsider Article 112 paragraph 2 juncto Article 55 of the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics.

Watch the Video: Linda’s Surprising Confession about Sleeping with Teddy Minahasa Every Day!

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March 6, 2023 0 comments

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Linda Claims to Have a Special Relationship with Inspector General Teddy at the Drug Case Trial

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com February 27, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

Witness trial of drug case with defendant Inspector General Teddy Minahasa, Linda Pujiastuti alias Anita, admits that she has a special and special relationship with Teddy. This was conveyed by Linda before taking the oath of witness.

The chairman of the panel of judges, Jon S, asked the two witnesses presented at this trial, namely the former Bukittinggi police chief AKBP Dody Prawiranegara and a woman named Linda Pujiastuti.

“Let’s pay attention to the two of them, the defendant is being presented at this trial, let’s have a look. The two witnesses know this defendant?” Judge Jon told the witnesses.

“I know, Your Majesty,” replied the two.

The judge then asked the witness whether there was a family relationship between the two of them and Teddy Minahasa. Linda then said she had a special and special relationship with the defendant.

“Is there a family relationship with the accused?” asked the judge.

“Nothing, Your Majesty” replied Dody.

“Nothing, Your Majesty. However, we have a special and special relationship,” Linda replied.

“Special and special relationship. Oh, we’ll question that later,” said the judge.

The two were examined separately, Dody’s statement was examined first. The judge asked Linda to wait her turn outside the courtroom.

In this case, Teddy Minahasa was charged with offering, buying, selling and intermediary for class I narcotics, not plants of the methamphetamine type, which resulted in confiscated goods weighing more than 5 grams. Teddy and three other people did this.

The three people in question are the former Bukittinggi Police Chief AKBP Dody Prawiranegara, Syamsul Maarif, and Linda Pujiastuti. They were charged in separate files.

“That the defendant together with witness Dody Prawiranegara, witness Syamsul Maarif bin Syamsul Bahri and witness Linda Pujiastuti alias Anita (each was prosecuted separately by Splitzing),” said the prosecutor.

Teddy was charged under Article 114 paragraph 2 subsider Article 112 paragraph 2 juncto Article 55 of the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics.

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February 27, 2023 0 comments

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