Yesterday's Law: Imipas on Inmate Stopping at Coffee Shop to Police Uncovering Whip Pink Factory
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several legal incidents were reported by ANTARA News Agency reporters on Wednesday (15/4). Here are some selected stories that remain interesting to read this morning.
- Ministry of Immigration and Corrections Takes Firm Action on Inmate Stopping at Coffee Shop
The Ministry of Immigration and Corrections (Kemenimipas) has taken firm action regarding the viral news of a corruption convict with initials S who was caught stopping at a coffee shop in Kendari City, Southeast Sulawesi (Sultra), after attending a Case Review (PK) hearing.
Deputy Head of the Cooperation Sub-Directorate of the Directorate General of Corrections at Kemenimipas, Rika Aprianti, confirmed in Jakarta on Wednesday that Minister Imipas Agus Andrianto has ordered a comprehensive examination of all related parties regarding the incident.
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- Faizal Assegaf Reports KPK Spokesperson to Oversight Board
Director of PT Sinkos Multimedia Mandiri, Faizal Assegaf, has reported the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) spokesperson, Budi Prasetyo, to the KPK Oversight Board (Dewas).
“Our report is specifically targeted at Budi Prasetyo personally, as we suspect he is using KPK facilities to form opinions that do not align with the facts,” Faizal said at the KPK Anti-Corruption Education Centre building in Jakarta on Wednesday.
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- Bripda NS Assault Case Escalates to Investigation Stage
The Riau Islands Regional Police have elevated the handling of the alleged assault case against police officer with initials Bripda NS, which resulted in death, to the investigation stage.
Riau Islands Police Chief Asep Safrudin in Batam on Wednesday stated that the case is now being handled by the General Criminal Investigation Directorate.
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- Legislative Body Follows Up on Constitutional Court Ruling on State Losses
The House of Representatives’ Legislation Body (Baleg) is following up on the Constitutional Court’s (MK) ruling regarding the phrase “state losses” in the context of corruption crimes, including by pushing for revisions to related regulations.
“Baleg is here to see which regulations need to be revised by us or to urge related institutions to revise them,” said Deputy Chairman of the DPR RI Baleg, Martin Manurung, in a statement received in Jakarta on Wednesday.
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- National Police Criminal Investigation Agency Uncovers Whip Pink N2O Gas Factory
The Narcotics Crime Directorate (Dittipidnarkoba) of the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency has successfully uncovered a factory producing N2O gas under the Whip Pink brand.
Director of Narcotics Crimes at the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency, Brigadier General Police Eko Hadi Santoso, in a statement in Jakarta on Wednesday, explained that the disclosure stemmed from the increasing cases of N2O Whip Pink misuse.
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