Majene, Sulbarkita.com -- Suspected suspect of Election crime, Darmansyah was questioned at the Office of the Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) of Majene Regency, Jalan Dr. Ratulangi, Labuang Village, Banggae Timur District on Thursday, March 14, 2019.
Investigator of the Integrated Law Enforcement Center (Gakkumdu), Aiptu Yulius Rappang, said that the examination of the Legislative Candidates for the West Sulawesi Provincial DPRD lasted approximately 5 hours. There are approximately 30 questions given to the PAN Politicians.
"He was cooperative in answering all the questions we gave. The question is about the involvement of the suspect," Yulius said to the media crew after the examination.
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After the inspection, the investigator will immediately send the case file to the Public Prosecutor (Prosecutor), Majene District Prosecutor's Office. "We wait for the results from the prosecutor's office, after that we delegate them to the Court," he said.
Yulius added, the transfer of the case files would actually be carried out if the prosecutor's office did not recommend P-19 or Return Case Files to be Equipped. "If it has been completed, it will only be submitted to the court no later than Monday next week," he said.
Darmansyah began to be examined by the Majene Gawasumdu Bawaslu team at 10:30 a.m. until 15:00 a.m. He came with his attorney.
Met after the examination, Darmansyah said he was ready to undergo all legal proceedings in the case of alleged election crime. "The first wanted me to support Gakkumdu and all parties in this law enforcement process," Darmansyah told the media crew.
According to him, as a good citizen, he will follow all applicable legal processes. He remains optimistic that the problems that are currently happening will not affect his electability. "But if it affects, that's the risk," he said.
He also claimed to have coordinated with the extended family of the National Mandate Party (PAN) regarding the case. "The party instructed me to undergo the legal process," he said.
Muhammad Ashari

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