Prosecutor Finna Wulandari demanded nine years’ imprisonment for him.[1] The prosecution also sought a Rp100 million fine.[2] His lawyer Lukman Hakim said he will prepare a defence plea responding to the demand.[2]

Officers searching the package found seven packs of dried leaves suspected to be cannabis.[2] Officers searching his lodging found a small clip plastic of white powder containing cocaine inside his Adidas shoe.[2] Weighing recorded 483.5 grams net (525.8 grams gross) of cannabis and 33.69 grams net (34.56 grams gross) of cocaine.[2] Bali Police forensic laboratory tests confirmed the dried leaf, stem and seed samples contained cannabis listed as Category I narcotics.[2]

Prosecutors said that about two weeks before the arrest a man named Egor, still wanted, contacted Saroka to say he would send a package.[2] Denpasar police officers acting on a public tip about a suspicious package secured Saroka when he came to take it.[2] His urine tested positive for Ecgonine Methyl Ester, a metabolite of cocaine.[2]