Police Supports Corruption Eradication Commission Hold Djoko Susilo

VIVAnews - Police Headquarters supports legal steps Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in holding the former head of the Traffic Corps (Korlantas) Police, Inspector General of Police Djoko Susilo. Police arrest judge in the interest of fighting corruption.

"We are law-abiding officers. We respect the legal process carried out by the Commission," said Kepaa Police Public Relations Division Inspector General of Police. Suhardi Alius to VIVAnews, Tuesday, December 4, 2012. Djoko Susilo is suspected of corruption SIM simulator procurement project in 2011.

Suhardi explain the handling of this case has been handed over to the Police Commission. Thus, the Commission is authorized to detain the suspects and the police could not intervene.

"However, legal aid and advocacy must remain our journey involving the Police Legal Division staff who joined the lawyers," he said.

After checking for the second time, the Commission finally held in detention Djoko Susilo Guntur yesterday, Monday, December 3, 2012. Djoko allegedly involved in corruption in the procurement of SIM simulator Korlantas Police.

Former Governor of the Police Academy in Semarang out of the Building Commission, Jalan HR Rasuna Said, South Jakarta, at around 18:15 pm. He was still wearing his blue shirt dress jacket. "Today I follow the legal process and are ready to run the detention," he said yesterday.

Handling this case was marred mutually between the KPK and the police insisted. Both of these law enforcement agencies had insisted on prosecuting the same case with some of the same suspects.

Police finally relented after President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono addressed the chaotic response. In his speech, Yudhoyono assess more precisely the case investigated by KPK.