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Inspector Reveals the Origin Story Behind a Deadly Shooting Following a Car Rental Dispute

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Title: Banten Police Explain Origins of Shooting Incident That Killed Car Rental Boss on Tol Tangerang-Merak

In a press conference at the Koarmabar headquarters in Jakarta, Banten Police Chief Irjen Suyudi Ario Seto revealed that the shooting incident that claimed the life of a car rental boss on the Tangerang-Merak toll road began with the rental of a Honda Brio. The incident, which is being investigated under Article 378 of the Criminal Code (KUHP), was initially reported as a possible case of vehicle theft.

On 2 January 2025, Agam Muhammad Nasrudin, a resident of Taman Rajeg, reported the suspected theft of a Honda Brio from a rental shop in Rajeg. The vehicle, a Honda Brio in orange with the license plate B-2669-KZO, was rented by a resident of Pandeglang with the initials AS.

However, the rented car was later handed over to an individual with the initials IH, who also prepared fake KTP and KK cards in the name of AS. Subsequently, the car was sold to RH for IDR 23 million, who then sold it to a Navy officer with the initials SY. The car changed hands once more, being sold to AA, another Navy officer, for IDR 40 million.

Currently, four officers from Cinangka Police Station, including the head of the station, are being investigated by the Cilegon Regional Police over reports from the victim’s family.

In a separate statement, Navy Chief Laksdya TNI Denih Hendrata confirmed that three Navy personnel are involved in the incident. The personnel, initially reported to have been beaten at the toll road rest area, are now suspected to be connected to the shooting incident.

Navy Chief Denih also revealed that the incident stemmed from a dispute over the sale of a car, involving multiple transactions and fake documents. The Navy is cooperating with the Banten Police to investigate the case.

Meanwhile, police have arrested Ajat Supriatna and another individual in connection with the alleged theft of the rental car. They have been named suspects in the case. The investigation has identified two clusters of perpetrators: one involved in the car theft, and another connected to the shooting of the rental boss.

[Video: ‘Differing Police-Anak Boss Rental Car Accounts in Car Theft Case’]

Reported by M. Edhie Arie Setiadi and Deni Hartanto

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Unveiling MA’s Dispute: ‘Restraint’ Eases Initial Decision?

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Title: "The Surprising Role of Politeness in Mitigating Sentences: A Look into Indonesia‘s Supreme Court Rulings"

Jakarta: The term ‘politeness‘ has recently sparked public curiosity, especially when it comes to the mitigation of sentences in several cases, even capturing the attention of supreme court officials. But where did this notion originate, and can politeness truly lessen a defendant’s punishment?

According to the Criminal Code Book of Indonesian Criminal Law (KUHP), there are several conditions that can decrease a defendant’s punishment. However, can politeness be one of these factors?

The idea of politeness influencing sentencing dates back to a Supreme Court decision in 2006, which has since been upheld in various subsequent rulings, creating a strong judicial precedent.

In the spirit of transparency, the following Supreme Court rulings have set this precedent:

  1. Supreme Court Decision No. 572 K/PID/2006:

    • Defendant displayed politeness during the trial
    • Defendant admitted their actions truthfully
    • Defendant had no prior convictions
    • Defendant expressed remorse for their actions
  2. Supreme Court Decision No. 2658 K/PID.SUS/201:
    • Defendant had no prior convictions
    • Defendant behaved politely during the trial

Additionally, Article 335(a) KUHP also cites:

  • Defendant had no prior convictions
  • Defendant admitted their actions truthfully and behaved politely throughout the trial
  • Defendant exhibited remorse

The Supreme Court’s official spokesperson, Yanto, clarified that the consideration of aggravating and mitigating circumstances is mandated by KUHP Article 197. However, the consideration of politeness as a mitigating factor is not explicitly mentioned in the KUHP, classifying it as a special consideration.

Yanto further explained that while politeness cannot be prescribed by law, it can be considered by judges, along with other extenuating circumstances, when making a ruling. For instance, a defendant who expresses remorse, assists victims, or demonstrates strong reformative potential may find that politeness and respect for the court process contribute favorably to their sentencing.

Ultimately, the application of politeness as a mitigating factor lies within the judge’s discretion, guided by their interpretation of the law and the facts presented in each case. The Indonesian legal system, much like many others, seeks fairness and legitimacy in its rulings, and the consideration of politeness is one aspect that may serve this purpose.

Video – "Supreme Court on Politeness: The Unusual Factor in Sentencing Mitigation"

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Jakarta’s Cultural Affairs Chief Inactive, Named Suspect in Corruption Case

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Breaking News: Jakarta Anti-Corruption Bureau Names Iwan Henry Wardhana and Two Others as Suspects in Cultural Agency Corruption Case

The Independentunicipal Corruption Eradication Commission (Korini), Jakarta, has named Iwan Henry Wardhana, the former head of the Jakarta Culture Agency, and two others as suspects in a corruption case involving the embezzlement of government funds. The two other suspects are MFM, the acting head of the utilization division, and GAR, a private individual.

"The three suspects are alleged to have conspired to use ghost cultural centers to inflated expense reports for art and culture events, allowing GAR to siphon off funds into their personal accounts," said Syahron Hasibuan, head of the Public Relations Unit of Korini, Jakarta.

In this case, investigators accuse the suspects of violating Articles 2 and 3 of the Corruption Eradication Law (UU Tipikor), read together with Articles 18 and 55 of the Criminal Code (KUHP), and Article 64 of the Criminal Code. MFM and GAR have been taken into custody for 20 days, while Iwan Henry Wardhana’s whereabouts are yet to be determined.

Prior to this, Governor Teguh Setyabudi had earlier revoked Wardhana’s appointment as head of the Jakarta Culture Agency pending the outcome of the corruption investigation. The governer also stated that the Secretary of the Culture Agency would act as the interim head of the agency until further notice.

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Gamma Family Coordinates with Experts to Report General Irwan to Propam

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Headline: Family of SMK Student Fatally Shot by Police Considers Legal Action Against Officer as He’s Transferred

Subhead: Relatives of Gamma Rizkynata Oktafandy, the 17-year-old SMK student killed by a police officer in Semarang, Jawa Tengah, are weighing legal options against Kombes Pol Irwan, the former head of Semarang’s Police Resort, who has been transferred to the Police Education and Training Center (STIK) in Jakarta.

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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — The family of Gamma Rizkynata Oktafandy, the teenager killed by a police officer in Semarang, Jawa Tengah, is considering taking legal action against Kombes Pol Irwan, who was recently transferred from his position as the head of Semarang’s Police Resort to the Police Education and Training Center (STIK) in Jakarta.

Irwan has been embroiled in controversy since the incident in November, where a police officer, Aipda Robig Zainudin, shot and killed Gamma during a confrontation. Irwan, as the then-head of Semarang’s Police Resort, issued a statement claiming that Robig had fired in self-defense after being threatened with a sharp weapon during an attempt to disperse a street brawl.

However, Irwan’s version of events has been disputed. The family of Gamma, represented by Zaenal Abidin ‘Petir’, has questioned Irwan’s account, arguing that the officer’s actions were not justified. They have since demanded that Irwan be removed from his position, citing a lack of professionalism and potential corruption of the investigation.

The family is now considering filing a complaint against Irwan with the Police Professional Ethics Commission (Propam) at the National Police Headquarters (Mabes Polri). "We’re still gathering information from experts to confirm if Irwan’s statements can indeed be reported," said Subambang, the family’s spokesperson and Gamma’s grandfather. "We need to be careful not to make any mistakes."

The family’s lawyer, Zaenal, has welcomed Irwan’s transfer but has also called for a review of the former officer’s actions. "Polri should evaluate Irwan’s decision to try and ‘protect’ Robig after he fatally shot Gamma and his friends," he said. Zaenal also criticized Irwan’s visit to Gamma’s family shortly after the teenager’s death, suggesting it was an attempt to hush up the matter.

The family maintains that Irwan should not be allowed to hold a similar position in the future. "It’s only right that he’s no longer the head of Semarang’s Police Resort," said Zaenal. "But we’ll still report him to Propam for not conducting a transparent investigation into Gamma’s case."

However, the public relations department of the Jawa Tengah Police has denied that Irwan’s transfer is a result of the incident. Kombes Artanto, the department’s head, stated that the transfer is a routine rotation within the police force.

The officer who shot Gamma, Aipda Robig Zainudin, has been dismissed from the police force and is currently facing legal charges for murder and assault causing death, as filed by Gamma’s family. The investigation into the case is ongoing.

In a recent hearing with the DPR’s Commission III, Irwan expressed his condolences to Gamma’s family and the people of Semarang, stating that he was prepared to face any consequences for his actions. However, his apology has done little to appease the family, who continue to seek justice for Gamma’s death.

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Bizarre Competition in Java 2024: ‘Widow’-Student Contest Goes Viral

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Title: Unbelievable Events in West Java: From Polyamous Prank to T كونها moking Buaya

From a polyamous prank gone viral to a terrifying buaya escape, the year 2024 has been filled with unforgettable events in West Java. Here are some of the most talked-about stories that captured the public’s attention:

1. The Polyamous Prank: A Gotta-Marry-‘Em-All Wedding

A video circulating on the internet showed a man marrying two women in Tasikmalaya, causing quite a stir. However, the truth behind this story was far from what it seemed. The wedding was actually a practical exam for students of SMK Duta Pratama Indonesia, mimicking a real wedding ceremony. The school’s principal, Lasiman, confirmed this, explaining that the event aimed to give students a taste of various wedding-related professions, from design and makeup to wedding planning.

Initially, the idea was to have one groom and two brides, but due to concerns about incest, the bride and groom were made cousins instead. Despite the misinformation, the school apologized for any discomfort caused and clarified that the event was purely educational.

2. Meet Adinda, The Man Who Married A Man

In a shocking twist of events, a man named AK married Adinda Kanza in Cianjur, only to find out 12 days later that Adinda is actually a man named ESH. AK was initially suspicious due to Adinda’s reluctance to consummate the marriage. Further investigation revealed that ESH had been impersonating a woman for over a year, using makeup and feminine clothing to hide his true identity.

ESH confessed to playing this trick to gain financial benefit from his unsuspecting partners. Justice was served when AK and his family decided to forgive ESH, who was eventually arrested for fraud.

3. The Man Who Swallowed 70 Pins)

A man named SH from Indramayu made headlines after being rushed to the hospital with complaints of abdominal pain. Doctors discovered 70 pins in his stomach, which he had swallowed while he was unconscious and unaware of his actions. Doctors successfully removed all the pins, and to everyone’s surprise, SH’s stomach and intestines showed no signs of injury.

4. The Insomniac of Garut: Four Years Without A Good Night’s Sleep

Solihin, a 51-year-old man from Garut, has been suffering from insomnia for the past four years. His sleepless nights began when he struggled with ear pain and developed a fear of going to sleep. Since then, he has been unable to enjoy a full night of rest. Medical experts believe his insomniac condition is exacerbated by psychological factors stemming from the loss of his wife and son.

5. The August Lomba: Win A ‘Widow’

A peculiar Lomba (traditional game) was held in Cianjur to celebrate the 79th anniversary of Indonesia’s independence. The unusual aspect of this event was the prize for the winner – a ‘janda’ (widow). However, it was later revealed that the ‘widow’ was actually a man in disguise. The organizer, Amir Saepudin, explained that the unconventional prize was meant to symbolize the constant struggle for wealth, power, and women in this world.

6. The Escaped Buaya: Chaos In Cianjur

Heavy rain caused a wall to collapse at a buaya breeding facility in Cianjur, leading to the escape of several reptiles into the nearby village. Residents were in a panic as they tried to catch the escaped buayas. In the end, 64 out of 80 buayas were successfully captured and relocated to newer facilities in Sukabumi and Sumatra.

7. The Unlikely Hukuman: A Day Of Cleaning

A thief who was caught red-handed in Bandung was given an unusual punishment by the shop owner – he was ordered to clean the entire shop. Rudi Supriadi, the shop owner, explained that his intention was to calm down the angry crowd and teach the thief a lesson without resorting to violence.

8. The Sofa Sleepover: A Foiled Robbery

Agus Jalil, a 27-year-old job seeker from Tasikmalaya, had his sights set on an easy target – an unguarded house. However, exhaustion got the better of him, and he ended up falling asleep on the owner’s sofa. When the owner returned home, she found Agus still sleeping and promptly alerted the authorities. Agus was eventually arrested for attempted burglary.

9. The Mysterious Water Toren

Residents of the Ciburial Pondok Pesantren in Sukabumi were baffled by a phenomenon where a 500-liter water toren would suddenly fill up with water at irregular intervals, despite no visible water source. The strange occurrence led to much speculation among the locals.

10. The Stasiun Ghost: A Terrifying Tympany

A video circulating on social media showed a terrifying scream coming from an empty room at Bandung train station. A young girl can be heard crying in fear, claiming that she can hear a ghostly voice. PT KAI Daop 2 Bandung has since responded to the video, assuring the public that they are investigating the source of the chilling scream.

As these extraordinary events continue to unfold in West Java, one thing is clear – 2024 is proving to be a year filled with surprises and unexpected twists.

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The Beaten Minibus Driver from Bogor Peak En Route to the Villa

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BREAKING: Tourists Attacked, One Still on the Run

Bogor, West Java – In an alarming incident, tourists in a car with the initials ‘IH’ were attacked while traveling on the Puncak alternation route in Bogor, West Java. The tourists were heading to a villa in the Puncak area.

"Indeed, they were tourists heading to a villa in the Puncak area," confirmed the head of the Bogor South Police Criminal Investigation Unit, AKP Teguh Kumara, on Friday, December 27, 2024.

Two suspects, known as ‘Pak Ogah,’ have been arrested and are currently being held. A third suspect is still at large and being pursued by police.

"Our efforts to track him outside the city are still ongoing. According to his family, he only had a motorbike and a cellphone with him," Teguh explained.

Earlier, one of the ‘Pak Ogah’ suspects who assaulted the ‘IH’ car driver was still at large. Police have called on the suspect to surrender.

"We have already arrested two people, with one still at large. I urge him to surrender to the nearest police station immediately," said Bogor Police Chief AKBP Rio Wahyu Anggoro on Thursday, December 26.

Rio revealed that the police are aware of the suspect’s vehicle and are closing in on his location.

"The two have been named as suspects. They face a maximum penalty of 5 years imprisonment under Articles 170 and 335 of the Criminal Code," Rio said.

Watch the Video: ‘See Here: The Brutal Attack on a Driver by ‘Pak Ogah’ in Puncak, Putting His Wife’s Pregnancy at Risk’:

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Private Bos Smelter Sentenced to 8 Years in Prison for $300M Timah Corporation Corruption Case

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Managers of Private Smelters and Brokers Sentenced in Rp 300 Trillion Timah Corruption Case

Jakarta, Dec 27 (ANTARA) – A panel of judges at the Jakarta Corruption Court (Tipikor) sentenced three private smelter owners and a broker to varying terms of imprisonment for their roles in a Rp 300 trillion state loss corruption case involving illegal timah management.

Sentences Announced on Friday

The sentencing hearing was held at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Friday (Dec 27). The three private smelter owners are Tamron alias Aon, beneficial owner of CV Venus Inti Perkasa and PT Menara Cipta Mulia, Achmad Albani, general manager of CV Venus Inti Perkasa and PT Menara Cipta Mulia, and Hasan Tjie, director of CV Venus Inti Perkasa. The broker involved is Kwan Yung alias Buyung.

Tamron Sentenced to 8 Years

Tamron was sentenced to 8 years in prison and a Rp 1 billion fine for his role in corruption and money laundering. The judge ordered that if the fine is not paid, it would be replaced by an additional 1-year imprisonment.

Tamron was also ordered to pay Rp 3.538.932.640.663 (Rp 3.5 trillion) in reparations. If Tamron is unable to pay, he will serve an additional 5-year prison sentence.

The judge ruled that evidence seized would be considered as part of the reparations payment. If the seized evidence is more or less than the required reparations, it will be returned or additional jail time will be served, respectively.

Tamron was found guilty of violating Article 2 of the Anti-Corruption Law (UU Tipikor), in conjunction with Article 18 of the same law, Article 55 paragraph (1) point 1 of the Criminal Code (KUHP), and Article 3 or 4 of the Law on the Prevention and Eradication of the Laundering of Proceeds from Crime (UU P3P).

Albani, Tjie, and Buyung Sentenced to 5 Years

Achmad Albani, Hasan Tjie, and Kwan Yung alias Buyung were each sentenced to 5 years in prison and a Rp 750 million fine, with an alternative sentence of 6 months of imprisonment if the fine cannot be paid. The judge ruled that Albani, Tjie, and Buyung had violated Article 2 paragraph 1 or Article 3, in conjunction with Article 18 of the Anti-Corruption Law, in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) point 1 of the Criminal Code.

Sentences Lighter than Prosecution’s Demand

The sentences were lighter than the prosecution’s demands. Tamron was originally charged with 14 years in prison, a Rp 1 billion fine, and Rp 3.6 trillion in reparations, with an alternative sentence of 8 years in prison.

Meanwhile, Albani, Tjie, and Buyung were charged with 8 years in prison and a Rp 750 million fine, with an alternative sentence of 6 months in prison.

Corruption Timeline

The prosecution accused the defendants, along with other suspects, of running a long-standing corruption scheme involving illegal timah starting in 2004. Tamron, Albani, Tjie, and Buyung were allegedly involved in purchasing and collecting illegal timah from miners operating outside their concessions, then collaborating with PT Timah, a state-owned enterprise, for processing without conducting feasibility studies, leading to inflated production costs. Theiractions resulted in a state loss of Rp 300 trillion.

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Budi Said Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for 1.1-Ton Gold Corruption Case

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Surabaya‘s ‘Crazy Rich’ Budi Said Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for ₹1.1 Trillion Emas Scam

In a landmark verdict, Crazy Rich Surabaya, Budi Said, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in a ₹1.1 trillion (IDR 165.1 trillion) gold heist involving state-owned miner PT Antam. The ruling was delivered at the Central Jakarta Corruption Court on Friday, December 27, 2024.

Budi Said was found guilty of manipulating the sale and purchase of 1.1 tons of gold belonging to PT Antam, causing significant losses to the state. The court also convicted him of money laundering.

The judge handed down the following ruling:

  • 15 years imprisonment, with an option to pay a fine of ₹1 billion (IDR 15.2 billion). If the fine is not paid, he faces an additional six months imprisonment.
  • Budi Said is ordered to pay ₹35.078 billion (IDR 5.154 trillion) to the state as compensation, representing 58.135 kg of gold. If unpaid within one month after the verdict, his assets will be seized and auctioned off.

The judge found Budi Said guilty under Articles 2 and 18 of the Corruption Eradication Law, along with Article 55(1)k of the Criminal Code and Article 64(1) of the Criminal Code, as well as Article 3 of Law No. 8/2010 on the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering Crimes.

This sentence is less severe than the prosecution’s earlier demand of 16 years imprisonment, a ₹1 billion fine, and ₹1.1 trillion in compensation.

Watch Video: Budi Said Faced 16 Years in Prison over ₹1.1 Trillion Gold Scam

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Savage Attack: Affluent Sister Abuses Younger Sibling’s Financial Records

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Title: Gruesome Poisoning: Woman Faces 15 Years or Death for Murdering Teenage Sister-in-Law

In a chilling act of barbarism that rocked the city of Palembang, Rika Amalia (19) is under arrest for poisoning her teenage sister-in-law, AN (13), with a deadly concoction of jamu and potassium carbonate (potas). The heinous crime has left Palembang residents in shock and authorities pushing for the maximum penalty.

Rika’s brutal act unfolded on the afternoon of December 18, 2024, at a residence in Kelurahiran 5 Ulu, Seberang Ulu I, Palembang. She challenged AN to a drinking contest, promising Rp 300,000 to the winner who could down a 600 ml bottle of ‘jamu’ without vomiting. AN, unaware of the deadly secret, took the bet and consumed the poisoned drink.

The Aftermath

AN initially struggled to keep down the drink, hopeful of winning the cash prize. However, she soon stumbled to the bathroom, heaved, and collapsed, succumbing to the toxic effects of the potas. Rika callously left AN to die and, once satisfied that her victim was lifeless, dragged the body to hide it behind a wardrobe.

AN’s mother returned home from her Religious lesson around 3:30 PM and inquired about her daughter’s whereabouts. Rika feigned ignorance and left the house. She then messaged her husband, YA, revealing the drinking contest and mentioning AN was behind the wardrobe.

Arrest and Charges

Rika attempted to flee to Lampung but was apprehended by police in Kelurahan 13 Ilir, Palembang. She now faces an uphill battle to evade a penalty of up to 15 years in prison or even death, charged under the Child Protection Law (UU Perlindungan Anak), Article 338 and/or 340 of the Criminal Code (KUHP) on Premeditated Murder.

Motive: A Sinister Case of Revenge

In custody, Rika confessed to police that she harbored grudge against AN, blaming her for frequent taunts about her newborn baby. "The suspect had long been annoyed by the victim, who often ridiculed her about her baby," admitted Head of Palembang Metro Police, Kombes Harryo Sugihhartono.

Investigators procured evidence through AN’s phone and computer logs, confirming Rika had ordered the potassium carbonate online on December 2, 2024. Police believe Rika mixed the entire package into the 600 ml water bottle AN drank.

The Palembang Metropolitan Police urges anyone with information about this case to come forward and assist in delivering justice for AN.

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Latest 10 Suspects Named in KPK’s Harun Masiku Case

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Breaking News: Top 10 Updates after Hasto Kristiyanto Named Suspect in KPK Harun Masiku Case

Jakarta, Indonesia – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has officially named Sekretaris Jenderal (Sekjen) of PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in a bribery case involving former KPU commissioner, Wahyu Setiawan. Here are the top 10 latest updates related to the case of attempting to get Harun Masiku into the DPR.

1. Hasto Named Suspect in Bribery Case
The KPK has officially named Hasto as a suspect in the bribery case against Wahyu Setiawan. Hasto is suspected under Article 5 paragraph (1) letter a or b, or Article 13 of the Corruption Law, in conjunction with Article 55(1) of the Criminal Code.

2. Hasto Also Suspect in Obstructing Investigation

Aside from the bribery case, Hasto is also a suspect in obstructing the investigation. This is stated in the Letter of Decision of the investigation on December 23, 2024.

3. Another Suspect: Donny Tri Istiqomah
Another suspect named in the case is Donny Tri Istiqomah (DTI), an attorney and member of PDIP’s DPP legal team. DTI is suspected of giving gifts or promising gifts to Wahyu Setiawan in exchange for helping Harun Masiku become an MP.

4. Hasto’s Roles in the Case
KPK Chairman Setyo Budiyanto revealed that Hasto, Harun Masiku, and their associates were suspected of bribing Wahyu Setiawan and Agustiani Tio. Hasto played a crucial role in placing Harun Masiku on the Dapil 1 Sumatera Selatan list to replace Nazarudin Kiemas, who had died, against the original plan to replace him with Riezky Aprilia.

5. Hasto’s Efforts to Block Riezky’s Candidacy
Hasto sent Saeful Bahri to convince Riezky Aprilia to step down and let Harun Masiku take her place. After Riezky refused, Hasto also withheld Riezky’s inauguration letter.

6. Hasto Met Wahyu Setiawan in 2019
KPK revealed that Hasto met with Wahyu Setiawan on August 31, 2019, to request that two of his proposals be granted.

7. Hasto Instructed Harun Masiku to Submerge His Phone and Flee
Hasto reportedly ordered his staff to call Harun Masiku and instruct him to submerge his phone in water and flee on January 8, 2020, before a planned KPK raid. Furthermore, Hasto also ordered his staff to dispose of a phone belonging to one of his subordinates to avoid detection by KPK.

**8. Hasto Influenced Witnesses’
Testimony
KPK suspected that Hasto influenced and pressured witnesses in the case not to reveal the truth.

9. Part of the Bribe Money Came from Hasto
The KPK investigation revealed that a portion of the bribe money came from Hasto.

10. Hasto’s Travel Restrictions
Following Hasto’s designation as a suspect, the KPK imposed travel restrictions on him and other related parties for the next six months.

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