Refl: Kemarin atau kemarin dulu Wafid Muharam, mantan menteri olahraga dihukum 3 tahun dengan harus bayar denda Rp 150,—juta gara-gara korupsi Rp 3,2 miliar,
Sekarang Eddie Widiono, mantan kepala PLN, korupsi kontrak Rp 46,7 miliar dihukum 5 tahun penjara dengan membayar denda Rp 500,—juta.Lumayang masih ada kelebihan uang Rp. 46,2 miliar yang kalau ditaruh bank dan hanya dipetik bungganya sudah mempunyai pendapatan besar tanpa memanting tulang meneras keringat. Istirahat, guling-guling di hotel prodeo selama 5 tahun tidak lama waktunya. Siapa tahu kalau dibebaskan sebelum masa penjara berakir, akan sangat bagus sekali untuk bisa menikmati panen korupsi seperti Wafid Muharam. Barangkali bisa menjadi petunjuk kepada oknom-oknom petinggi berkuasa rezim NKRI, yaitu jangan chawatir kalau korupsi besar-besaran, sebab diistirahatkan dua tiga tahun, duit panen korupsi bermamak biak, bertambah banyak berlipat-lipat. Setetalah selesai masa istirahat selesai bisa goyang kaki dan berfoya-foya seenaknya, tak perlu isteri dan anak-anak akan kelaparan. Jadi silahkan korupsi besar-bersaran , jangan kuatir KPK dan pengadilan adalah sahabat Anda untuk tidak mendapat hukuman berat seumur hidup atau mati digantung. http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/former-pln-head-gets-5-years-for-corruption/486274 Former PLN Head Gets 5 Years for Corruption Ronna Nirmala | December 22, 2011 Former President Director of State Electricity Company (PLN), Eddie Widiono prior to his verdict at the Corruption Court in Jakarta on Wednesday. (JG Photo/Afriadi Hikmal) A former president of state power company Perusahaan Listrik Negara was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison for graft, even though the court was split on whether the defendant had ever received any illicit money. While the Anti-Corruption Court in Jakarta was divided on the question of if Eddie Widiono had personally profited, it agreed that he had cost the state billions of rupiah by illegally awarding a contract to Netway Utama, an industrial supply company. “The defendant has been legally and convincingly proven to having engaged in corruption with others,” said Cokorda Rai Suwamba, who headed the panel of judges. The contract in question was for the development of a customer information system for PLN’s Jakarta-Tangerang region. Eddie was also fined Rp 500 million ($55,000) by the court. Cokorda said Eddie had approved the project in “an unprofessional manner.” He added, however, that the defendant had not been proven to have received any of the illicit money himself. The cash in question included Rp 850 million in traveler’s checks, according to the prosecutors’ charges. “The panel of judges is of a different opinion than the prosecutors, who said that the defendant received Rp 2 billion from [industrial supplier] Netway Utama,” said Hugo, another member of the panel of judges. He said the prosecutors had been unable to prove their charge that the defendant had received traveler’s checks. What Eddie did wrong, Cokorda said, was appoint Netway as a contractor for the information database project without going through a proper tender. That illegal action, Cokorda said, cost the state Rp 46 billion because Netway’s bill for its work on the project was inflated by almost 100 percent. Eddie awarded Netway a contract for Rp 92.7 billion, but the real cost of the project was only Rp 46 billion, prosecutors said in their indictment. Anwar, another member of the panel of judges, said it had been proven that Eddie had illegally enriched Netway, making him guilty of corruption. Witnesses had testified that Eddie insisted on going ahead with the project despite misgivings from the PLN board. They also told the court that he had ordered the general manager of the Jakarta-Tangerang region at the time, Margo Santoso, to proceed with appointing Netway. After the verdict was announced, Eddie said he was disappointed with the ruling but thankful that the court had not found him guilty of enjoying any money from the scheme. “What is clear is that I feel really hurt by being said to be unprofessional,” he said. “This really hurts my track record.” The prosecution had been seeking a seven-year jail sentence for the defendant. Eddie and his lawyers said they would study the ruling before deciding whether to appeal. PLN has been rocked by several graft scandals that have seen convictions for other executives and private businesspeople. A similar customer information system was pushed for PLN’s East Java and Lampung branches, and also resulted in corruption charges. Hariyadi Sadono, the company’s former general manager for East Java, was sentenced in March to six years in prison. A verdict in the trial of Budi Harsono, the company’s former general manager for Lampung, has yet to be announced. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
