After Ivan Gunawan, Singer Ello Will Be Examined By The Criminal Investigation Police For DNA Pro
JAKARTA - The Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police will examine singer Marcello Tahitoe as a witness in the DNA Pro trading robot case. The investigation of Ello, who is known for singing the song 'Going Back', is scheduled by investigators to be conducted next week.
"Investigators have scheduled an examination of brother E (Ello, ed)," said Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Public Relations Division Kombes Gatot Repli Handoko to reporters, Thursday, April 14.
Ello's examination is scheduled for Monday, April 18th. This examination is suspected to be related to the flow of funds. However, Kombes Gatot has not been able to confirm that the investigation material is related to Ello.
In this case, there are several names of artists involved in the flow of funds in the DNA Pro case. For example, Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora who received a suitcase of money worth Rp. 1 billion from the co-founder of DNA Pro, Steven Richard.
The money was given as a gift for baby L, Rizky Billar's children and Lesti Kejora.
To ascertain the purpose and intent of giving the money, investigators scheduled an examination of Rizky Billar. It is planned that the examination will take place on April 20.
Then, Putri Una aka DJ Una. His involvement in promoting the DNA Pro trading robot. DJ Una's examination, investigators scheduled a day on April 21.
Lastly, Ivan Gunawan. He is a DNA Pro Brand Ambassador. This designer has been examined, he has also returned the contract money worth almost Rp. 1 billion.
For information, in the case of the DNA Pro trading robot, Bareskrim has arrested 6 of the 12 people who have been designated as suspects. Most recently, the suspects arrested were Founder Jerry Gunandar and Co-Founder Stefanus Richard of the Octopus team.
However, investigators continue to hunt for the owner and director of the DNA Pro illegal trading robot. In fact, in the process, the fugitives have been banned from abroad.