Brilio.net - The West Jakarta District Court again held a follow-up trial in the drug case with the defendant Ammar Zoni, on Tuesday (6/8). In this trial which had a duplicate agenda, Ammar, who took part in the trial online, denied being a financier in the narcotics business.
He asked the court to give a fair decision in the case against him. Because as is known, Ammar Zoni was said to be involved in drug trafficking through Akri's confession during the trial at the West Jakarta District Court. In his testimony, Akri admitted that he collaborated in the drug business to gain profits in the form of free money or crystal methamphetamine.
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"I ask your Excellency to give the fairest possible decision. That I am not as accused, I am not a financier, I ask your Excellency to consider it," said Ammar in the courtroom of the West Jakarta District Court, as reported by brilio.net from merdeka6. .com, Wednesday (7/8).
Meanwhile, Ammar Zoni's attorney, Jon Mathias, denied that his client was a drug business financier. He also explained that it was normal for his client to ask the panel of judges for relief in this case. Remember, the prosecutor's demands for Ammar reached 12 years.
"I think it's natural, the judge is the one who decides. The prosecutor's charge is even higher than in corruption cases. This is just a case of self-destruction, the sentence is 12 years," said Jon.
According to Jon, no evidence of the 75 grams of methamphetamine mentioned by the Public Prosecutor was found. In fact, Jon thought it was just the prosecutor's illusion because it was never proven at trial.
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"In our opinion, it might just be the prosecutor's illusion, because the evidence doesn't exist. If there is, it's never been shown, they say 75 grams of crystal methamphetamine has been sold, and now it has never been proven in court," explained Jon.
In Ammar Zoni's third drug case, what was aggravating was Irish Bella's ex-wife's demand for punishment because she was suspected of being a financier of the drug business. The Public Prosecutor demanded that Ammar be imprisoned for 12 years with a fine of IDR 2 billion, subsidiary to 6 months in prison.
(brl/jad)
