Luke Enembe

Jakarta –

Luke Enembe sent a letter to the leadership of the KPK asking for permission to seek medical treatment abroad. KPK Director of Investigation (Dirdik) Asep Guntur Rahayu suspects that there is another motive behind Lukas Enembe’s request.

“We are currently investigating the motive why Mr. LE (Lukas Enembe) always wants to go to Singapore for treatment. What’s really going on?” he told journalists, Friday (23/3/2023).

Asep considered it inappropriate for Lukas Enembe to deliberately not take the medicine provided by the KPK medical team. According to him, the existing health workers are still capable of providing medical treatment to Lukas.

“Even though we have carried out a coordination meeting with the Ministry of Health and IDI (Indonesian Doctors Association) and other parties that the results for health care problems in Jakarta, both the treatment and the medical staff are very adequate,” he explained.

“So for medical personnel at the RSPAD (Central Army Hospital) it is very adequate so there is no need to seek treatment there regarding Pak LE’s illness,” he added.

Previously, Lukas Enembe again complained about his health condition while undergoing detention at the KPK Detention Center as a suspect in bribery and gratuity cases. Most recently, Lukas ‘went on strike’ to take the medicine given by the KPK team of doctors.

“Mr. Lukas Enembe refused to take the medicine provided by the KPK doctor because there had been no change in the pain he had been suffering since Mr. Lukas took the medicine provided by the KPK doctor. And the proof is that my client’s two legs are still swollen to this day and his walk is limping. ,” said Luke’s attorney, Petrus Bala Pattyona, to reporters, Wednesday (22/3).

Petrus said that his client had chosen not to take the medicine provided by the KPK medical team since Sunday (19/3). He claimed that Lukas Enembe’s health had not shown any improvement while being handled by the KPK medical team.

In addition, he said that Lukas Enembe sent another letter addressed to the KPK leadership on Tuesday (21/3). In the letter, Lukas again asked to be allowed to seek treatment abroad.

“Mr. Lukas Enembe asked that his treatment be carried out at a Singapore hospital. Because those who really understand and understand Mr. Lukas Enembe’s illness are the doctors at Singapore’s Mount Elisabeth Hospital,” said Petrus.

In Lukas Enembe’s latest letter to the Corruption Eradication Commission, the non-active governor of Papua considered that he should be treated in a hospital, not detained at the KPK detention center.

“I am a sick person who should receive treatment at the hospital and not be placed in the KPK detention center,” said an excerpt from Lukas’ letter to the KPK.

(idn/idn)

Jakarta –

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has examined the disabled barbers that the Governor of Papua frequents Luke Enembe. The barber that Lukas frequents is being investigated as a witness in the alleged bribery and gratuity case for infrastructure development in Papua.

“It’s true, the information we received from the investigation team located at the KPK’s Red and White building has examined one of the witnesses who works as a hairdresser, namely Budi Hermawan alias Beni for the suspect LE,” said Head of KPK Reporting Unit Ali Fikri at the KPK building, Jalan Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Wednesday (8/2/2023).

Ali said the investigation team was investigating an order given by Lukas Enembe to Beni to go to Singapore. The investigation team is currently investigating the reason for giving the order from Lukas to the barber he used to shop at.

“The witness referred to was then investigated for his knowledge, among others, related to the suspicion that the suspect ordered him to go to Singapore,” he said.

“It is also being investigated regarding the money flow of the suspect LE,” continued Ali.

Ali guarantees the examination of witnesses in the case Luke Enembe do not look at the work background. Ali said witnesses were examined to clarify a case.

“Obviously, once again we summoned the witnesses not because of their profession, but their statements were indeed needed to clarify the actions of the suspects,” said Ali.

Barber who subscribes to Lukas Enembe to be investigated by the KPK

Lukas Enembe’s team of lawyers visited the KPK Detention Center today to visit Lukas. During the meeting, Lukas admitted that he was surprised that the barber he used to subscribe to was also questioned by the investigative team.

“Mr. Lukas Enembe asked why the barber who used to cut his hair was summoned and examined by KPK investigators as a witness,” said Lukas Enembe’s attorney, Petrus Bala Pattyona, in a statement to reporters, Tuesday (7/2).

Petrus said he was a regular barber Luke Enembe was also a witness in the bribery and gratuity case that ensnared the non-active governor of Papua. According to Petrus, his client admitted that he was surprised by the steps taken by the KPK.

“If the case that was alleged against Mr. Lukas Enembe was regarding alleged gratuities, why was the barber he used to be investigated as well,” explained Petrus.

See also ‘When Luke Enembe’s CCTV footage while being treated at RSPAD’:

(ygs/week)

Jakarta –

The Governor of Papua’s legal and advocacy team is inactive Luke Enembe submitted an application for the transfer of Lukas Enembe’s detention status to the KPK. The Indonesian Anti-Corruption Society (MAKI) asked the KPK to reject the request.

“In my opinion, the KPK should not have granted the request, my version is OK. I asked the KPK not to grant the request for transfer to city detention,” said MAKI Coordinator Boyamin Saiman when contacted, Tuesday (24/1/2023).

Boyamin said the KPK had stated Luke Enembe in good condition. Boyamin assessed that this healthy condition allowed Lukas Enembe to be sent to the detention center. Moreover, according to him, this was evidenced by Lukas Enembe not being brought back to the hospital.

“So far, the KPK has said that Mr. Lukas Enembe is healthy, even yesterday there was a video release that even Mr. Lukas Enembe was able to walk around in the hospital, then he was returned to the Guntur Detention Center and for the past few days there have been no complaints, the evidence has not been sent home. sick of the army,” said Boyamin.

“It means that Mr. Lukas Enembe is in a healthy context, because what, if he is sick, the detention center also refuses. The rules don’t allow him to be sent to the detention center if he is sick. This means that the person who enters the detention center is legally healthy. But if he walks slowly he gets gout or is it normal, or because you have been sick, walking slowly is normal, but legally he is healthy,” he continued.

Even so, Boyamin considered that the request for a transfer of detention status was acceptable. However, MAKI reminded that the KPK had never granted a similar request.

“The name of the effort is okay, the name of the defendant, the suspect in court always submits a suspension of detention or becomes a city prisoner, as a form of endeavor I am in a position of respect, go ahead with Lukas Enembe’s party to submit the request, whether it is granted or not is up to the KPK. I don’t think the Corruption Eradication Commission has ever granted a city prisoner’s approval,” said Boyamin.

He also asked the KPK to expedite the Lukas Enembe case to trial. Because according to Boyamin the settlement of corruption cases needs to take precedence.

“Still detained, expedited and tried immediately, it should be a justice solution, right? Corruption cases must take precedence over other cases. That’s Article 25 of Law number 31 of 99 concerning eradicating corruption,” he said.

Watch the video: CCTV footage of Luke Enembe while being treated at the RSPAD

[Gambas:Video 20detik]

(dwia/knv)