Before being arrested by the National Police Headquarters, he was shouting that he was right.
Tangerang, internasionalpos.com
Former head of the Criminal Investigation Unit, Commissioner General Susno Duadji, said that the Head of Kohod Village, Arsin, and the Notary could be arrested and named as suspects, Tuesday (25/02).
The Head of Kohod Village when questioned by the National Police Headquarters, kept his mouth shut.
Before being arrested by the National Police Headquarters, he was shouting that he was right.
Now he has a lot of money, living in iron bars at the Beneo Hotel.
He has been summoned three times by the police, if he doesn’t come, the police will pick him up.
He must be detained immediately, said Susno, who is familiar with journalists. Don’t just make village officials suspects.
The buyers and BPN officials who made land certificates at the bottom of the sea can also be made suspects.
It’s clear that lunch is lit by a petrol tank, what else can you do, said the former West Java Police Chief when he was a speaker on a private TV station.
The evidence and facts are already before our eyes.
Nasrudin reported the head of KOHOD Village because his son’s name became the heir as the owner of 2 hectares of sea land from his deceased self.
I am still alive and I have never owned land.
“Let alone 4 hectares. I don’t even have one inch on land,” said Nasaruddin, a resident of KOHOD Village who was made deceased by Arsin as the village head of KOHOD.
Nasaruddin expressed his objection to the inheritance certificate in his son’s name, for ownership of SHGB sea, spread through the tiktok account @gethadza.reborn.
He doesn’t even have one inch of land on land. Instead, he inherited land in the sea, said Nasaruddin.
Nasrudin, a resident of Kohod Village, Pakuhani District, Tangerang Regency, accompanied by a lawyer, conveyed this openly while showing the inheritance certificate.
The following is the location of the sea land ownership in the letter, which is 4 hectares.
Nasrudin suspects that this incident began with the collection of photocopies of ID cards by certain officials in his village, and his son’s ID cards were also collected.
“I think that’s where it started. Then my son was made a deed of inheritance for land ownership on the grounds that I had died,” explained Nasrudin.
(faiz / prayitno)
