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JavaPos.com – Illegal Levies on Illegal Levies (PPDB) at SMPN 10 Batam, Riau Islands (Riau Islands) establishes five suspects. From the main, chair of the committee, chair of the PPDB committee, and honorary employees at the school.
The five suspects had the initials N (honorary) R (principal), BR (committee chair), AY (vice principal) and HR (honorary).
In the exhibition made in Mapolresta Barelang on Friday (20/7), four of the five suspects presented were only curved without a spoken word.
A covered face (the face covering) of the four suspects do not even dare to make a simple eye contact with the police and the media teams surrounding them.
Barelang Police Chief Kombes Pol Hengki said that the illegal crime committed by the five suspects had injured 171 victims who are the parents of potential students who will enter this SMPN.
Of the 171 victims, the five managed to collect 274,333 Rp. Their modes charge fees to the parents of the future parent under the pretext of a uniform manufacturing cost. Namely sports uniforms, Malay clothes and batik clothes.
Hengki authors, have set a higher salary than the price uniform in general. Normally, the three uniforms mentioned above have a price below 1 million rupees, while for 171, they charge more than 2 million rupiahs.
"It's their way of bringing the children of the victims," Hengki said.
This case was discovered when the Purili Poluri Barelang team obtained information on the practice of illegal sampling at SMPN 10. The team immediately proceeded to the shooting of Pondok Asri Block D3 No. 112 B, Batam Center, Batam Saturday (14/7).
At the place was found by the parents of a future student who gave money to the suspect BR in an attempt to escape his child at the same time. school. After BR was secured and interrogated, the pungli saber team found four other suspects.
"We are currently conducting other reviews, to gather further evidence in this case," Hengki continued. The suspects have their respective roles in the taking action.
For the acts, the five suspects are charged with the law n ° 20 of 2001 modifying the law n ° 33 of 1999 on the criminal act of corruption article 12 e with the threat of a penalty d & # 39; At least 4 years and a maximum of 20 years in prison. bbi / JPC)
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