Already Wearing Prison Clothes, Olivia Nathania Officially Becomes a Suspect and Faces a Maximum Sentence of 4 Years in Prison

Kapanlagi.com - The case of accepting fake civil servant positions committed by Nia Daniaty's daughter, Olivia Nathania, is still ongoing. The investigator finally declared the woman, who is familiarly known as Oi, as a suspect. On Thursday (11/11), Oi underwent a 10-hour interrogation at the Ditrekrimum Polda Metro Jaya.

At 20:20 WIB, Oi left the building of Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya. The woman, who is the daughter of Nia Daniaty and Mohamed Hisham, was seen wearing orange prison clothes and being escorted by officers for a health examination.

Jusuf Titale, Olivia Nathania's legal team, said that her client's detention was carried out because all elements of the crime had been fulfilled. The 29-year-old woman faces a maximum prison sentence of four years.

"There is enough evidence and all elements have been fulfilled, article 378 with a maximum sentence of 4 years," said Jusuf Titale when met at Polda Metro Jaya, South Jakarta, on Thursday night (11/11).

1. Olivia Nathania Has Admitted Her Actions

Olivia Nathania remained silent in front of the media / Credit Photo: KapanLagi.com - Akrom Sukarya

The legal counsel stated that Olivia Nathania has also admitted her actions. However, a suspension of detention will be proposed to reduce the punishment from Oi.

"Yes, that's how it is. We will propose a suspension of detention," he said briefly.

When escorted to the Biddokkes building of the Metro Jaya Regional Police, Olivia Nathania remained silent. It seemed that she only bowed down while following the instructions of the officers who escorted her.

Previously, one of the victims named Karnu reported Olivia Nathania and her husband, Rafly Noviyanto Tilaar, to the Metro Jaya Regional Police on September 23, 2021. The report, registered with the number LP/B/4728/IX/SPKT/Polda Metro Jaya, accused them under Article 378 and/or Article 372 and/or Article 263 of the Criminal Code (KUHP) regarding Embezzlement, Fraud, and Forgery of Documents.

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