Being a Suspect in the Alleged Threat Case, Jerinx SID Fails to Fulfill Police Summons Due to Illness

Kapanlagi.com - The drummer of the band Superman Is Dead, Jerinx SID has been named a suspect in the alleged threat case against Adam Deni. Therefore, the Jakarta Metro Police have scheduled an examination for Nora Alexandra's husband today, Monday (9/8).

The Head of Public Relations of the Jakarta Metro Police, Police Commissioner Yusri Yunus, revealed that Jerinx's status, which was previously a reported person, has now been determined as a suspect because it has fulfilled several elements of violations of the ITE Law.

"Today, we have scheduled Mr. J at 10 a.m., and the time is still running. Yesterday, I mentioned that we have conducted the case title and Mr. J's status, which was previously a witness, has been raised to a suspect. It has fulfilled the elements of Article 335 of the Criminal Code and the ITE Law, and several witnesses have been examined," said Yusri Yunus when met at the Jakarta Metro Police, South Jakarta, on Monday (9/8).

However, Jerinx apparently did not attend the summons from the police. Police Commissioner Yusri Yunus said that Jerinx SID could not attend due to health reasons.

"Then there was contact from Mr. J himself along with his legal counsel. Stating that today he cannot attend because he is still unwell," he added.

1. Second Call

Yusri Yunus also stated that after this, they will make a second call to Jerinx. The plan for the second call will be implemented as early as Friday, August 18, 2021.

"Let's finish today first, because the schedule is still today. Tomorrow we will plan for the second call. That's how the mechanism works. We will plan for the second call. The person will be called, but we will try to schedule the call as soon as possible, hopefully on Friday, or it could be next Monday," he said.

Yusri only mentioned that Jerinx is in a sick condition. For further information, he directed to ask Jerinx SID's legal counsel.

"He claims to be sick, so just ask his legal counsel," he added.

(kpl/irf/dwn)