Undergoing Examination, Jerinx SID Answered 18 Questions About the Chronology of Alleged Threat Case

Kapanlagi.com - Superman Is Dead's drummer, Jerinx SID, finally responded to the summons from the Jakarta Metro Police, on Friday night (13/8/2021). Previously, Nora Alexandra's husband claimed that he couldn't attend the first summons because he was sick and unable to go anywhere. 

Not alone, the person with the real name I Gede Aryastina was also accompanied by his wife, Nora Alexandra, and his lawyer, Gede Manik Yogiartha. When met by journalists after the examination, Jerinx expressed his gratitude because he was examined in a very good and humane manner. 

"The sub-directorate 3 of the resmob has done their duty with great professionalism and humanity in examining me," said Jerinx SID when met after the examination at the Jakarta Metro Police, Saturday (14/8/2021) early morning. 

1. Wanting Peace

Jerinx SID's lawyer, Gede Manik Yogiartha, said that they requested the police to use mediation. He also hoped that his client could meet directly with the complainant, who is none other than Adam Deni, and of course, under police supervision. 

"We still plead with the police to implement Restorative Justice in accordance with SE number 2/11/2001, in order to achieve peace," said Gede Manik.

Gede Manik added that Jerinx is also ready to meet with the accused party and will communicate regarding this case. "We will communicate after this," he continued. 

2. Answering 18 Questions

Jerinx SID, who took the land route from Bali to Jakarta, had to undergo an examination for approximately 4 hours. He started being examined on Friday night and was released early Saturday morning.

Not much was revealed by Jerinx, he only said that during the examination, he was asked 18 questions regarding the chronology of the alleged threats. 

"Around 18 questions. Regarding the chronology of the incident," said Jerinx.

When asked if he would soon meet with the complainant, Jerinx said he is very ready and will definitely come. "We'll see tomorrow. I will definitely come," he concluded. 

(kpl/aal/dwn)