Owners And Buyers Of 6 Kg Of Methamphetamine Become Fugitives From The Nunukan Kaltara Police

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NUNUKAN - The Nunukan Police, North Kalimantan, have named two people on a wanted list (DPO) related to the disclosure of a group I criminal case of smuggling methamphetamine, namely a dealer or owner of goods in neighboring Malaysia with an order in South Sulawesi.

"The determination of these two people as DPOs after development is carried out, in which the dealer or owner of the goods with the initials "H" and "I" is in Malaysia and the customer with the initials "A" will pick up these illicit goods at the Nusantara Port of Parepare, South Sulawesi," said the Police Chief. Nunukan AKBP Ricky Hadiyanto was quoted by Antara, Thursday, December 16.

However, after the development was carried out, the shabu-shabu order was not successfully secured because it was possible that the information had been leaked so that they did not come to pick up their ordered goods which were brought by three women as couriers.

"So the recipient (sabu-sabu) in Parepare with the initial A cannot be contacted because his cellphone is dead so he is designated as a DPO," said the Nunukan Police Chief.

"Members of the Narcotics Unit (Polres Nunukan) went to Parepare to carry out an investigation on December 7, 2021, with no results," added AKBP Ricky.

There are two owners of the evidence in Tawau, each with the initials "H" and "I". Then for delivery to Parepare, the dealer with the initials "H" contacted the suspects "R" and "HP". Meanwhile, the dealer with the initials "I" contacted the suspect "S alias Ina".

"So divided into two groups," he said.

The three suspects, said Ricky, admitted that they had no family relationship but only invited each other because there was quite a lot of evidence to be sent.