Abraham Tantang Wartawan Buktikan Napi Koruptor tidak Tidur di Penjara
Abraham Challenge Journalists to Prove Convict Corruptors not Sleep in Jail
Reporter : Rusdi Kamal
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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Jakarta (B2B) - Ketua Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) Abraham Samad menyatakan bahwa koruptor kaya tidak pernah menginap di penjara. Untuk membuktikan ucapannya, Abraham menantang wartawan untuk membuktikan hal itu, karena para koruptor kaya itu tidur di rumahnya dan baru kembali ke penjara setelah subuh.
“Di sini ada teman-teman wartawan, bisa dibuktikan kalau terpidana korupsi kelas wahid itu tidak pernah tidur di rutan. Mereka tidur di rumahnya, kembali lagi subuh ketika apel pertama di pagi hari,” kata Abraham Samad dalam diskusi tentang korupsi di Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta, Kamis (9/5).
"Modusnya, koruptor berkantong tebal keluar penjara setelah apel sore di lembaga pemasyarakatan dan kembali saat subuh sebelum dilaksanakan apel pagi."
"Apa yang mereka lakukan sama seperti pergi ke kantor. Pergi pagi setelah subuh dan pulang ke rumah setelah maghrib. Mereka tidak jera," kata Abraham.
Jakarta (B2B) - Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Abraham Samad said that wealthy corruptors never stay in prison. To prove his words, Abraham challenge journalists to prove it, because the corruptors rich sleep at his home and return to prison after dawn.
"Here is a journalist, to prove that the first-class corruption convicts never sleep in jail. They sleep in his house, return again at dawn when the morning assembly," said Abraham Samad in discussions about corruption at Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta, Thursday (9/5).
"Modus, deep pockets corruptors out of jail after an afternoon assemblyin prisons, and return to prison at dawn before the morning assembly."
"What they are doing is like going to the office. Depart in the morning after dawn and go home after sunset.'s Why they are not a deterrent," said Abraham in front of the participants of the seminar at Hotel Borobudur Jakarta, Thursday (9/5).
