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Billy’s Own Goal

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

The Corruption Court sentenced Billy Sindoro to three years in prison. The former CEO of PT First Media was found guilty of giving a Rp500 million bribe to Mohammad Iqbal, a member of the Business Competition Supervisory Commission. The bribe had to do with the commission’s decision on the case of English Premier League broadcasting monopoly.

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BILLY Sindoro was drooping. On Wednesday last week, he was dealt with by the panel of judges of the Corruption Court. The judicial panel, presided over by Moefri with E.D. Pattinasarani, I Made Hendra, Anwar and Sofialdi as members, declared the Lippo Group executive guilty of corruption. The presiding judge pronounced three years’ imprisonment and a fine of Rp200 million on the 49-year-old. “The defendant is legitimately and convincingly pro

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