English-Indonesian Exchange with Buron Century Drug Dealers

The British government was mentioned was negotiating with the Indonesian government to conduct barter inmates about drug cases and the search list (DPO) or fugitive Century Bank embezzlement case.As reported Dailymail, August 18, 2013, senior minister for foreign affairs of England, Baroness Warsi asks Justice Minister Amir Shamsuddin to hand Lindsay Sandiford, drug dealers grandmother British citizen who was sentenced to death Indonesian courts, in order to serve his sentence in the UK.Lindsay Indonesian court sentenced to death because it proved to smuggle cocaine worth 1.6 million pounds, or USD 26 billion to Bali in May 2012.In addition to Lindsay, the UK also requested that Gareth Cashmore (34), a British citizen who was also sentenced to die Indonesia handed over for punishment in the UK. Gareth was convicted in 2012 and the smuggling of shabu-shabu.Instead, mentioned Dailymail, Menkumham asked Britain to extradite Amir Rafat Ali Rizvi, Interpol fugitive in the case of embezzlement of Bank Century. British man it is a major shareholder of Bank Century who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in absentia in 2010.Although the status of the convict, Rizvi who has homes in Singapore and the Bahamas luxury living in the UK. He is known to have property in the exclusive area of ​​Park Lane and chasing stock Glasgow Rangers football club.Rizvi Rizvi lawyers claim that if extradited to Indonesia, it is likely to be sentenced to death. Rizvi himself claims he was victim of a political conspiracy Indonesia.Minister Amir and Baroness Warsi confirmed, there has been no agreement on the exchange of prisoners between the two sides. However, barter between the two countries is being sought.But a spokesman for the British Foreign Office expressed demand Cashmore Sandiford and not related to Indonesian barter with Rizvi. To be sure, England amid protests seeking the death penalty imposed on the country."We will continue to ask Indonesia to reconsider the death sentence imposed on our citizens," said a spokesman for the unnamed.(MN )