Narcotics Agency releases seven people in drug case

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Drug test pack (illustration)
Rep: Satya Festiani/Hannan Putra/Gilang Akbar Prambadi Red: Yeyen Rostiyani

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - National Narcotics Agency (BNN) released on Tuesday seven out of 17 people arrested during a drug related raid on Sunday morning. Celebrity couples, Irwansyah and Zaskia Sungkar, are among the seven.

"BNN concludes that the seven people are not guilty," Spokesman of BNN, Sumirat Dwiyanto, said on Tuesday.

He explained that their urine tests were negative and also eye witnesses in the scene said that they were not involved. Irwansyah, Zaskia, and their personal assistant, Furki, who was also released, came to Raffi Ahmad's house during the raid.

"They were taken because they were coincidentally  on the scene," Dwiyanto added.

BNN earlier announced that seven of them positively consumed a new kind of drugs. One of them has an initial 'R' who works as art performer. However, BNN refused to confirm that R was Raffi Ahmad.

Dwiyanto explained that the new kind of drugs was a mix of chemical and several substances. BNN will cooperate with Ministry of Health, Indonesia National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) and Intertional Narcotics Agency to study the new drug.

 

 

 

 
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