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In a trial at the Central Jakarta Corruption Court, Monday, the agenda was to examine 15 defendants who were KPK.


Jakarta, internasionalpos.com

The decision of the Supervisory Board (Dewas) of the Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) admitted that there was no flow of extortion funds to the former head of the Guntur Branch of the KPK detention center, South Jakarta, Ahmad Fauzi.

In a trial at the Central Jakarta Corruption Court, Monday, the agenda was to examine 15 defendants who were KPK detention officers and security officers by a panel of judges chaired by Maryono.

Through Ahmad Fauzi’s attorney, Prof. OC Kaligis, during a press conference at the KPK office, Dewas Chair Albertina Ho explained that her client should receive light sanctions.

“This is because there is no flow of extortion funds entering Ahmad Fauzi as the head of the detention center, either directly or from bank transfers,” he said.

According to him, Ahmad Fauzi is a person who is dedicated to his work, this is proven by the award he received as Head of the KPK Detention Center.

Even as the head of the family, Fauzi is responsible for raising the family, this problem is explained, after work he always pays more attention to the family.

Fauzi denied that Ari, Agung and Abdul Gofar had given money because during the trial there was no evidence to support the statements of a number of witnesses presented.

Likewise, Fauzi explained that the costs of his wife’s birth were borne by BNI Life and deducted from the salary he earned every month.

He added that he often carried out inspections at the KPK branch detention center with civil servants employed in Guntur because of reports from prosecutor Zainal Abidin that there were detainees who used cell phones.

In December 2023, Ahmad Fauzi carried out an inspection with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights inspectorate.

(***Adit)

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