METH BUSINESS PROMISES HUGE PROFITS FOR 5 ACEH RESIDENTS NARCOTICS BUSINESS THREATENED BY LIFE SENTENCE.

Tangerang, INDONESIAPOS.NET.

An inter-island drug syndicate is on trial. The five defendants, Munawir and Muslih, brothers, brought methamphetamine from Aceh, purchased from Ikbal, a fugitive, Jamaludin. Muslih introduced him to Ikbal as the owner of a kilo of methamphetamine worth 290 million rupiah.

Muslih contacted Afrizal, who had already requested a down payment of 100 million rupiah.

Afrizal asked Edy Sanjayana for 100 million rupiah, but only gave him 50 million rupiah. After the goods arrived in Jakarta, Munawir and Muslih were arrested by drug police.

Muslih’s testimony during the trial was that he was initially told to bring shoes to Muslih’s house in Aceh. Incident in July 2025.

The suspect was carrying methamphetamine hidden in a shoe. The suspect placed the methamphetamine inside Muslih’s shoe and called him on the way.

Muslih had an item in his shoe, and Munawir already knew it was methamphetamine.

The two of them left Aceh on a Citiling flight. Upon arrival at Sutta Airport, they were arrested. Muslih was called and was a fugitive, demanding the item.

Muslih called Rizal to ask if he had any goods. Rizal said he had some, so Muslih called Jamaludin. The goods were delivered by motorcycle to Jamaludin. Jamaludin wanted to check on him, and he learned that it was 1 kilo of methamphetamine.

After the goods arrived, Muslih called Rizal and sent him the account number of the owner of the goods. He sent the first 50 million rupiah, the remaining 50 million rupiah, to be delivered that evening.

When he was about to deliver the goods to Java, Muslih put the methamphetamine in his younger brother Munawer’s shoe.

Munawer and the Muslih brothers took a shuttle bus to the airport and boarded a plane at 8 p.m. to Medan Kualanamu. They then called Rizal and were sent a ticket to Jakarta.

After leaving the extra room, they were immediately arrested. During interrogation, they admitted that the methamphetamine was in their shoes.

Jamaludin’s statement, while still in Aceh Muslih asked about the goods, but Jamaludin replied, “That’s your business,” as he didn’t want to get involved.

The methamphetamine courier, Ikbal, delivered the goods to Muslih. Jamaludin took them from Muslih’s motorcycle. After the goods were tested for authenticity, the person who tested them confirmed they were genuine.

Jamaludin ordered plane tickets for Unawir and Muslih.

Afrizal ordered goods from Muslih, but Muslih demanded a down payment of 100 million rupiah for 1 kilo of methamphetamine. Afrizal asked Edy for 100 million rupiah, which was located in Kalimantan.

Muslih and Munawir called Afrizal from the hotel. He was secured by the police in Jakarta. The 100 million rupiah had been transferred.

Edy’s 50 million rupiah. Afrizal’s 50 million rupiah had been transferred to Muslih.

Edy, Afrizal, came to his house to borrow 100 million rupiah. Edy only agreed to 50 million rupiah. Edy He pawned his wife’s gold and got 49 million rupiah.

Edy lent the money to Afrizal, knowing it was to pay for the methamphetamine.

Munawir was promised 25 million rupiah if the methamphetamine sold. Usually, if the goods are sold, they’ll be given within three days, Munawir said innocently.

Muslih, after receiving the methamphetamine from Ikbal, hid it behind the house.

Afrizal used the money from Edy, not borrowed it, because he would give the goods (methamphetamine). The goods would be given to Edy upon arrival in Kalimantan.

Afrizal hoped to share the profits from Edy’s methamphetamine sales. Afrizal bought the plane tickets for Munawir and Muslih.

Munawir did not know Edy Panjayana. Muslih had met him once.

Muslih had never communicated with him. The defendant, financier Edy Panjayana.

Afrizal transferred two 50, 50, and then 6 million for transportation. Jamaludin had met Edy Panjayana. Afrizal asked Edy Panjayana for money, and Edy gave him 50 million.

Muslih transferred 100 million to Ikbal, Muslih’s money, which Afrizal transferred.

Afrizal used Edy Panjayana’s money because he would give it to Edy once the goods arrived, Afrizal explained.

Munawir denied that the goods belonged to Jamaludin, as the goods had already been paid in advance to Ikbal.

This means the goods belonged to Ikbal, Munawir continued. Edy Panjayana and Afrizal were arrested by the police behind bars, while Jamaludin was arrested in Aceh.

Meanwhile, Munawir and his brother, Muslih, were arrested at Sutta Airport.

Munawir sold methamphetamine three times, while Muslih has sold methamphetamine four times to Afrizal, directly to Kalimantan. Munawer gives him 25 million rupiah for each shipment.

Jamaludin has purchased large quantities of methamphetamine three times. Afrizal has bought methamphetamine from Muslih three times.

The initial capital came from Edy. The second was a 50-50 split, with Edy paying the difference. Each time the goods arrived, Edy Panjayana picked them up. Edy confirmed that he had ordered methamphetamine from Afrizal several times.

After the methamphetamine reached Edy, it was sold. Another one was sold to Wandy for 650 million rupiah.

Judge Rahman Raja was nervous, finding it strange that he had escaped the airport with methamphetamine four times. “Your drug business is a syndicate,” said Judge Rahman.

(PLAY / IIS)