Who is the Prosecutor of Pinangki Sirna Malasari

 


Pinangki is a convict in a bribery case related to the administration of a free fatwa for Djoko Tjandra. While involved in the case, Pinangki served as Head of the Planning Subdivision for the Deputy Attorney General for Development.

The profile and biodata of Pinangki Attorney Sirna Malasari, a corruption suspect in the Djoko Tjandra case has finally been revealed.

The name of Prosecutor Pinangki was widely discussed after his photo with Djoko Tjandra alias Joker went viral on social media.

Not only photos, it turns out that Prosecutor Pinangki was also involved in the effort to free Bank Bali corruption convict Djoko Tjandra, who was a fugitive in Malaysia.

Prosecutors Pinangki was finally arrested and detained.

Who is the Pinangki Prosecutor?

Here's his profile and bio:

1. Prosecutors Class IV/a

Prosecutor Pinangki was finally named a corruption suspect in the Djoko Tjandra case.

Prosecutor Pinangki was finally named a corruption suspect in the Djoko Tjandra case. (special)

The prosecutor with the full name of Dr. Pinangki Sirna Malasari SH MH is an Associate Attorney with class IV/a.

Previously, Pinangki prosecutor Sirna Malasari served as Head of Sub-Section Monitoring and Evaluation II at the Planning Bureau of the Deputy Attorney General for Development.

He was found to have violated discipline for going abroad without permission.

"(Pinangki) was proven to have violated the discipline of civil servants, namely having traveled abroad without obtaining written permission from the leadership nine times in 2019," said Head of the AGO Legal Information Center Hari Setiyono at the AGO Complex, South Jakarta, Wednesday ( 29/7/2020). Of the nine trips without his permission, Pinangki is known to have gone to Singapore and Malaysia.

During one of those trips, Pinangki allegedly met Djoko Tjandra.

However, the AGO admitted that it could not confirm this because it had to check Djoko Tjandra, who is still at large.

2. Police officer's wife

AKBP Napitupulu and his wife the Pinangki prosecutor.

AKBP Napitupulu and his wife the Pinangki prosecutor. (SPECIAL)

Prosecutor Pinangki is the wife of mid-level police officer AKBP Napitupulu Yogi Yusuf.

Previously AKBP Napitupulu Yogi Yusuf was also highlighted because in the middle of the case that ensnared his wife, he was suddenly transferred.

The mutation of AKBP Napitupulu was stated in the Telegram Letter of the Chief of Police Number ST/2247/VIII/KEP./2020 dated August 3, 2020. The letter was signed by the Assistant Chief of the National Police for Human Resources (As HR) Inspector General Sutrisno Yudi Hermawan on behalf of the National Police Chief.

In the letter, Napitupulu, who previously served as Head of the Sub-section of the National Police's Dittipideksus Bareskrim, will take up a new position as Head of the Sub-section of the Bagjiansis Rojianstra Slog Polri.

The Head of the Public Information Bureau (Karopenmas) of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Brigadier General (Pol) Awi Setiyono said the mutation was carried out in order to refresh the organization.

The mutation invited questions from the Chair of the Presidium of the Ind Police Watch, Neta S Pane.

Neta saw that there was a privilege that was received by AKBP Napitupulu.

Quoted from the official page of the Police, Napitupulu Yogi Yusuf was born in Cimahi on February 27, 1976.

He entered the Police Academy in 1994 and graduated in 1997.

He once served as the South Bengkulu Police Chief in 2014.

He also served as the Head of the Rejang Lebong Police, Bengkulu and ended his position in 2018. Meanwhile, from the KPK website, Napitupulu Yogi Yusuf served as Head of Unit IV Sub-Directorate I of the Directorate of Criminal Acts of Corrupt Crime at the Indonesian National Police Bareskirm in 2011.

3. Been a Lecturer

Pinangki has been a prosecutor for 15 years and 8 months. Reported from Tribunnews.com quoting from the Linkedin page, Pinangki lists his work as a prosecutor at the Attorney General's Office since January 2005.

Previously, he was a lecturer at Jayabaya University from October 2013 to February 2015.

He also taught at Trisakti University from February 2015 to March 2019.

For his own education, the young prosecutor took a bachelor's degree in Law at the Ibn Khaldun University, Bogor in 2000-2004.

He continued his master's education majoring in Business Law at the University of Indonesia (UI) in 2004-2006. He continued his doctoral degree and obtained his doctorate from Padjadjaran University in 2008-2011.

4. Have a wealth of IDR 6 billion

Prosecutor Pinangki with Djoko Tjandra and lawyer Anita Kolopaking.

Prosecutor Pinangki with Djoko Tjandra and lawyer Anita Kolopaking. (Twitter)

Prior to his dismissal, Prosecutor Pinangki served as Head of Sub-Section Monitoring and Evaluation II at the Planning Bureau of the Deputy Attorney General for Development.

He is in the 8th grade, so the amount of performance allowance he receives is IDR 4,595,150 per month, referring to the Attorney General's Decree number 150 of 2011.

As a civil servant he also receives a basic salary4. Have an abundance of IDR 6 billion 

Investigator Pinangki with Djoko Tjandra and attorney Anita Kolopaking. 

Investigator Pinangki with Djoko Tjandra and attorney Anita Kolopaking. (Twitter) 

Before his excusal, Prosecutor Pinangki filled in as Head of Sub-Section Monitoring and Evaluation II at the Planning Bureau of the Deputy Attorney General for Development. 

He is in the eighth grade, so the measure of execution stipend he gets is IDR 4,595,150 every month, alluding to the Attorney General's Decree number 150 of 2011. 

As a government employee, he additionally gets an essential compensation as directed in PP number 30 of 2015. The compensation for class IV government employees is Rp. 3,044,300 to Rp. 5.9 million. 

There are different stipends like spouse/wife recompense of 5% of essential compensation and youngster remittance of 2% of fundamental compensation. Feast remittance of IDR 41,000 every day just as true travel recompense. 

Then, at that point, in light of the LHKPN from the KPK on Friday, July 31, 2020, Prosecutor Pinangki was recorded to have an abundance of Rp 6.8 billion. This report was submitted to the KPK on August 31, 2019. 

His abundance comprises of 3 land and building resources worth Rp 6 billion. There are likewise transportation and apparatus resources worth Rp 360 million and have resources as money worth Rp 200 million. 

5. Not really settled the suspect 

The Attorney General's Office at last named Pinangki investigator Sirna Malasari as a suspect in the supposed debasement case in the break of the convict Djoko TJandra. 

Investigators Pinangki, who had met with Djoko Tjandra abroad, supposedly got a gift (delight) from Djoko Tjandra of around US$500,000. 

Top of the AGO's Center for Legal Information, Hari Setiyono, uncovered that the supposed wrongdoing that happened was the receipt of gifts or guarantees by government employees. 

"Agents at the Directorate of Investigation of the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, because of adequate primer proof, last night named a suspect with the initials PSM," said Hari at the AGO Complex, South Jakarta, Wednesday (12/8/2020). 

After being named a suspect, agents quickly captured Pinangki at his home on Tuesday (11/8/2020) night. 

Hari conceded that he didn't have any data concerning the area of Pinangki's home. 

In any case, he said that the capture interaction went without a hitch. 

Pinangki is additionally agreeable. 

In the wake of being captured, specialists inspected Pinangki and chose to keep the examiner for the following 20 days. 

"Until further notice, he is being held at the Salemba Rutan at the Attorney General's Office, obviously later during the interaction he will be moved to a confinement or unique ladies' detainment place in Pondok Bambu," he said. 

As to US$500,000 tip purportedly got by the Pinangki Prosecutor, Hari said the examination was all the while continuous to decide the specific sum. 

For this situation, Pinangki was accused of Article 5 Paragraph (2) of the Corruption Crime Act.

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