Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) accuses police of not being professional in handling the corruption case of Labora Sitorus, a low ranking police officer who is accued of amassing wealth worth trillions of rupiah. Police have submitted the dossier of Sitorus, who is charged with oil fuel and timber smuggling and money laundering worth Rp7 trillion, to the prosecution office. IPW chairman Neta S. Pane said the indictment is weak and that the court might acquit Sitorus for lack of evidence. He explained that the indictment said nothing about the involvement of other police officials in the money laundering charge. Read the story by ANTARA News: antara.co.id/en/news/90819/police-not-professional-in-handling-labora-case
Posted on: Tue, 24 Sep 2013 04:32:39 +0000
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