Jakarta – Muhammad Syahruna was sentenced in 1 month imprisonment to 4 years imprisonment and a fine of RP 50 million in 1 month in the case of a counterfeit money syndicate worth RP 640 million in the Uin Alauddin Makassar Library Building, South Sulawesi (South Sulawesi). Syahruna was declared a judge that he had committed a crime by producing forged money. “The criminal of this is improving, therefore against defendant Muhammad Syahruna with a 4 -year imprisonment and a fine of RP. 50 million with the terms if the fine is not paid with a 1 month imprisonment,” the chairman of judges Dyan Martha Budhinugraen said. Browse to continue with content judges said that the actions of Syahruna, namely the Rupia, falsified to comply with all elements in section 36 paragraph 1 of the Act number 7 of 2011 regarding the Juncto currency section 55 paragraph 1 of the 1st penalty code. It is as in the accusation of the public prosecutor. Syahruna’s actions were considered problems for the country’s economy. In addition to Syahruna, the judge also sentenced another defendant named John Biliater. John Biliater was sentenced to 3 years in prison and a fine of RP. 50 million in 1 month incarceration. John was considered involved as the party that helped Syahruna buy the paper and ink raw materials for the earnings of forged money. John helped transfer money from Syahruna’s account to the importer business in Jakarta, as Syahruna left his ATM card at the time. “The criminal therefore opposed defendant John Biliater Panjaitan with a 3 -year imprisonment and a fine of RP. 50 million with the terms, if the fine was not paid for 1 month,” Dyan Martha Budhinugraeny said at the hearing. Look at the full here. (Zap/IDH)
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