Richard Lee's Detention Extended Again Until June 3

The ongoing legal proceedings against Richard Lee, a prominent figure embroiled in alleged health and consumer protection violations, continue to capture public attention in Indonesia. The recent extension of his detention until June 3, 2026, by the Polda Metro Jaya underscores the complexity of the investigation and the authorities' commitment to thoroughly examining the evidence.

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Starting May 5, 2026, the suspect DRL's detention period is extended. We have already submitted the request to the District Court for the extension of his detention.

Investigators are diligently working to compile a comprehensive case file, a process that has involved multiple rounds of evidence gathering and supplementary examinations. The prosecutor's office initially returned the file (P19) for further clarification and additional evidence, indicating a rigorous judicial review. This meticulous approach by the Indonesian legal system aims to ensure that all aspects of the case are addressed before proceeding to trial.

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The investigators still need time to complete the case file.

Richard Lee faces serious charges under Indonesia's Health Law and Consumer Protection Law, carrying significant potential penalties. The case highlights the nation's focus on safeguarding public health and ensuring fair consumer practices. As the investigation progresses, the Indonesian public awaits the final resolution, with the legal process emphasizing due diligence and adherence to established legal frameworks.

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The investigators have fulfilled the instructions from the Prosecutor's Office, and we will wait together to see how the developments unfold, hoping it will be resolved soon.