Apart from the jail term, Eneh was also fined Rp1.2 billion for the offence after the panel of judges agreed that the prosecution had proven its case beyond all reasonable doubts.
The Chief Judge of the District Court, Bambang Mursito, while sentencing Eneh, also known as Zona, said:
"Arinze was proven to have conspired to commit an evil act by becoming a facilitator in the distribution of Category I narcotic drug."
The panel of judges also commented that they had considered all the facts disclosed during the sessions, before arriving at th sentence and the fine which, if he fails to pay, will attract an additional six months in prison.
The state prosecutor, Nugraha, who was not satisfied with the sentence handed down on the convict, said he was asking for a death sentence and has not yet made up his mind whether to appeal the prison sentence or not.
Eneh's lawyer, Dolfie Rompas, on his part, said he was satisfied with the sentence but could still file an appeal on his behalf.
"In principle, we are satisfied with the verdict. However, we would think and consider about appealing it," Rompas said.
The court heard that Eneh, along with one Tuti Sudartika alias Dede Rosa and Rojali Pajar Saputra, were involved in a case of illegal possession of 6.3 kilograms of methamphetamine.
It was also heard in the court that Eneh, was contracted by a man whose name was simply given as Mr. John, to pick up the drug from China and bring it to Indonesia.
The drug was smuggled in a thermos flask through a Covenant Logistic expedition in Cengkareng, West Jakarta, and then kept in a kiosk in Cibinong, Bogor, West Java. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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i already know before reading that the guy is surely an IGBO guy. kudos ibo brothers
ReplyDeleteWhat do you expect from some who hardly finish primary school yet they want to make all the money so that they become Eze Igbo1 of worldu. People whosegod is money.People who can sell their children for money People that can do anything for money. Where rich people can do anything..The problem of the North is the almajiri syndrome but the problem of Ndigbo na naked love of money. These two need value orientation an enlightenment. A typical anyamiri can do anything for money even some of their so called educated people. It is in their culture and blood. And others are now beginning to learn from them.It is sad that it is even some parents that encourages this wicked and foolish philosophy. Igweeee! A beg make una have a rethink.
Deletehence they cannot make good money it serves him right,Good jobs are there find one and do it diligently they will not. evil must be paid for.
ReplyDeleteMUMU! is drug dealing not better than stealing monies meant for public projects?
DeleteThe Idiots that ban drug dealing are they not the ones taking the drugs?
For me if I have the means I will do drugs 10 times over. Idiot!