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Long time no hear, case prank IDR 2 trillion donation from children Akidi Uncle, Heryanty entered a new phase. The police will soon carry out a case related to alleged fraud prank the.
The news was conveyed by the Director of the General Criminal Investigation of the South Sumatra Police (Sumsel), Kombes M Anwar Reksowidjojo at the South Sumatra Police Headquarters.
“That is what we are preparing, preparation to be called (the title of the matter),” said Anwar on Monday (14/3/2022).
Anwar also said that investigators only needed to take the results of Heryanty’s psychiatric examination which had been issued by a doctor. After investigators conducted the case, Anwar said he would immediately publish his conclusions.
“Which Akidi Uncle (prank IDR 2 trillion) we just need to take the results from the doctor and we will announce it and then we will convey the results. Yes, Insyaallah (in the near future),” he said.
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Photo: Dirreskrimum Polda Sumsel Kombes M Anwar Reksowidjojo (M Syahbana-detikcom)– |
As is known, the Rp 2 trillion donation for the handling of Covid-19 from Heryanty shocked many parties. Many originally praised Heryanty’s generosity as the son of a businessman Akidi Uncle.
The Rp 2 trillion donation was said to be handed over to Inspector General Eko Indra Heri as the South Sumatra Police Chief at that time. However, it was later discovered that the fantastic nominal donation was just a lie.
Apart from grants, Heryanty was also policed by a doctor named Siti Mirza. Heryanty was reported to the police for alleged embezzlement and fraud of Rp 2.5 billion.
The case was known from the police report number LP/B/704/VIII/2021/SPKT/POLDA SOUTH SUMATERA which was seen detik.com, Monday (9/8/2021). In the report, Siti said she felt she had been cheated of Rp. 2.5 billion by the reported party, Heryanty.
The ceremonial start of the furor
July 26, 2021, Inspector General Eko Inda Heri, who was then the South Sumatran Police Chief, symbolically received a grant of Rp 2 trillion. The grant is intended for the handling of COVID-19.
“The funds were given by a family member I knew when I was still on duty in Aceh. And now he wants to help South Sumatran residents affected by COVID-19,” said Inspector General Eko Indra, July 26, 2021.
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