inp.polri.go.id - The threat of dismissal overshadows the vandals who hinders the investigation o fBrigadie Joshua's murder. After Ferdy Sambo and Chuk Putranto were dishonorably discharged through the Police Code of Conduct trial, it was just a matter of time for the other five officers following the possible same fate. The National Police has kept their promise to fire and prosecute Police officers involved in obstruction of justice cases. And it has been confirmed that the five remaining officers will also have their turn to be dishonorably dismissed from the Police. Other than Ferdy Sambo and Chuk Putranto, who have already been fired, there are other five officers that have been suspects of obstructed the investigation of Brigadier J's murder. Seven members of the National Police who were named as suspects are Brigadier General Hendra Kurniawan, Commissioner Agus Nurpatria, AKBP Arif Raman Arifin, Commissioner Chuck Putranto (already fired), Commissioner Baiqui Wibowo (already fired), AKP Irfan Widyanto, and Inspector General Ferdy Sambo (already fired). The Head of the National Police Public Relations Division, Inspector General of Police Dedi Prasetyo, said on Thursday (1/9/2022) that six suspects, apart from Ferdy Sambo, played a role in destroying evidence such as cellphones, CCTV, and adding evidence at the crime scene. Those suspects of obstruction of justice were charged with Article 32 and Article 33 of the ITE Law. They were also charged with Article 221, Article 223 of the Criminal Code, Article 55, and Article 56 of the Criminal Code. They were also charged with Article 221 of the Criminal Code. Article 221 of the Criminal Code is an article in the Criminal Code (KUHP) which regulates the law regarding a criminal act committed by an offender who is proven to have attempted to obstruct a legal process. Efforts to hinder the legal process are also known as Obstruction of Justice. Meanwhile, Article 223 of the Criminal Code states that anyone who intentionally releases or provides assistance to release a suspect who is detained by order of the general authorities, based on a decision or decision of a judge, is threatened with a maximum imprisonment of two years and eight months. After Ferdy Sambo and Chuk Putranto were on trial for ethics in the Professional and Security Division of the Indonesian Police, Commissioner Baiguni followed the two. After that, the trial of the code of ethics will be held in a marathon on Monday, Tuesday, next Wednesday Regarding doubts on those who have been fired from the police can then be reinstated because the court can make an acquittal verdict, a Police Observer, Bambang Rukmino, confirmed that this could not happen.