I'll be cooperative: Susno Duadji

Former police chief detective Comr. Gen. Susno Duadji told journalists that hew would be cooperative during a questioning session with National Police later on Tuesday over his allegations of a judicial case broker ring implicating senior officials.

“We don't know what [the police] will ask. Whatever they ask I will be fully cooperative,” he said as quoted by kompas.com prior to leaving his residence in Depok, West Java.

Susno is expected to arrive at the National Police Headquarters in South Jakarta at around 10 a.m. for the questioning.

Police investigators plan to compare the testimonies of suspected case broker Sjahril Djohan and Susno.

Susno, who faces disciplinary punishment, accused Sjahril of being a powerful case broker connected to top police officials. In his defense, Sjahril accused Susno of being part of the so-called judicial mafia.

At a hearing with legislators earlier this month described Susno described Sjahril as being so powerful he could make up cases and fix court verdicts for money.

Sjahril later accused Susno of attempting to extort Rp 20 billion from tax employee Gayus Tambunan's Rp 25 billion bank account that investigators froze and then allegedly disbursed to law enforcement officials for favors.

He said Susno asked for the money through Gayus's lawyer, Haposan Hutagalung, who has also been named a suspect.


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