Anxiety, The Police Monitor The Movement Of 3 Thousand Pinjol Applications

JAKARTA - Police say they are monitoring the movement of 3,000 online loan applications (pinjol) throughout Indonesia. The monitoring was carried out to uncover allegations of inter-pinjol networks.

"The results of the ongoing investigation are of course to open up the network and linkages between illegal loan providers," said the National Police's Criminal Investigation Officer, Komjen Agus Andrianto, in a statement, Saturday, June 19.

During the monitoring, Agus emphasized that he had also ordered the Regional Police of the ranks. That way, the handling of pinjol masus can be resolved immediately.

"The location of the perpetrators can be distributed in (all) regions. We convey our input to the regions to also help take action," said Agus.

In fact, Agus emphasized that in handling loans, there is no need to wait for victims to report. Because the problem is not included in the complaint offense category

"This is not a complaint offense, so because it is disturbing, there is no need to wait for the report," said Agus.

For information, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Komjen Agus Andrianto issued a telegram (STR) to his staff throughout Indonesia to take action against loans that do not have permits or are illegal.