Jakarta –
Defendant in a corruption case Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte, allegedly molested the suspect in the alleged blasphemy case Muhammad Kece alias Kace in the prison with the help of 3 other prisoners. One of those who helped Inspector General Napoleon was a former FPI prisoner.
“One of them is a prisoner in a case involving the former FPI organization,” said Dirtipidum Bareskrim Brigadier General Andi Rian Djajadi to reporters, Tuesday (21/9/2021).
Andi did not explain exactly the identity of the detainee who was allegedly involved in the former FPI case. He said the former FPI detainee had the initials M.
“(Initials) M,” Andi said.
“(The other 2 prisoners) are not (FPI). There is no connection with the FPI. The former FPI is clear. The other 2 are for detainees in general criminal cases related to land issues,” he continued.
Previously, Kace was allegedly abused by the defendant in the corruption case, Inspector General Napoleon, at the prison. Police said Inspector General Napoleon did not act alone, but was assisted by 3 other prisoners.
“In general, the entry of NB along with 3 other inmates into the room of the MK victims at around 00.30 WIB,” said Dirtipidum Bareskrim Brigadier General Andi Rian Djajadi when contacted, Monday (20/9).
Andi explained that Inspector General Napoleon asked other prisoners for help to retrieve a white plastic bag from his room. Investigate a calibaration, the contents of the white plastic is human waste.
“One other prison witness was then told to take white plastic into NB’s room which was later found to contain feces (human feces),” he said.
The persecution took place in Muhammad Kace’s isolation room. He was covered in human excrement on the face and body by Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte.
After that, Inspector General Napoleon beat Kace. At around 01.30 WIB, Napoleon and three other prisoners left Kace’s cell.
“From CCTV evidence recorded at 01.30 WIB, NB and 3 other prisoners left the victim’s cell room,” said Andi.
Watch the video ‘The Act of Inspector General Napoleon to M Kace: Persecution to Create an Open Letter’:
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