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Ammar Zoni Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison for Alleged Drug Trafficking in Detention Center

Ammar Zoni Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison for Alleged Drug Trafficking in Detention Center

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Ammar Zoni Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison for Alleged Drug Trafficking in Detention Center

Actor Muhammad Ammar Akbar alias Ammar Zoni is back in court for the case of drug abuse and alleged drug trafficking. The trial, which was scheduled for the reading of the indictment by the Public Prosecutor (JPU), took place at the Central Jakarta District Court on Thursday (12/3/2026). Ammar Zoni attended the trial via a connection from the Salemba Detention Center.

In its indictment, the Public Prosecutor stated that Ammar Zoni was legally and convincingly guilty in this case. Ammar is not alone; he is undergoing the trial alongside five other defendants with varying charges. However, Ammar Zoni received the highest indictment among his peers in this case.

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"Declaring the defendant one Asep bin Sarikin, defendant two Ardians Prasetyo bin Ari Ardi, defendant three Andi Mualim bin Koandi, defendant four Ade Candra Maulana bin Mursal, defendant five Muhammad Rifaldi, and defendant six Muhammad Ammar Akbar guilty of committing a criminal offense by unlawfully offering for sale, selling, or acting as an intermediary in the sale of narcotics of class one as referred to in paragraph one in a form that is not a plant weighing more than 5 grams," said the Public Prosecutor during the trial on Thursday (12/3/2026).

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The prosecutor demanded that the panel of judges impose a sufficiently heavy prison sentence on the former husband of Irish Bella. In addition to the physical punishment in the form of imprisonment, Ammar is also burdened with a substantial material fine by the state.

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"Defendant six Muhammad Ammar Akbar is sentenced to 9 years in prison reduced by the time of arrest and detention already served, and a fine of Rp500,000,000," emphasized the prosecutor while reading the charges.

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If the fine cannot be paid by the defendant, the Prosecutor explains that there will be additional legal consequences. The property belonging to Ammar Zoni could be used as collateral for the imposed fine.

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"With the provision that if the fine is not paid within one month, the defendant's assets or income will be seized and auctioned by the prosecutor, replaced with a prison sentence of 140 days," continued the Prosecutor.

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During the trial, the Prosecutor also presented several pieces of evidence that weighed against Ammar Zoni. The evidence ranged from various types of narcotics packages to conversation records and documentation of searches stored in digital devices.