JAKARTA - The National Police responded to a statement from the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) regarding the flow of online gambling funds allegedly in and out of Bhayangkara Corps officials.

The Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police, Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo, stated that he had prepared a mechanism to investigate the allegation. However, details cannot be explained.

"There is already a mechanism between the Criminal Investigation Unit and PPATK, at this time I have not received any information from the Criminal Investigation Department," said Dedi when confirmed, Wednesday, September 14.

PPATK chairman Ivan Yustiavandana in a coordination meeting with Commission III of the DPR RI said he was investigating the flow of online gambling funds suspected of going in and out of unscrupulous police officers.

So far, 500 accounts have been frozen and have been reported to the Police. However, he did not explain the total amount of money coming from the 500 accounts.

"We are still conducting an analysis and we have coordinated with the Police and we have conveyed some information to the Police. We have frozen nearly 500 accounts, right," said Ivan.

Ivan revealed that the 500 frozen accounts were not fully flowed into police officers from online gambling results. There are also students in it to civil servants.

"No, all people. There are all IRT elements, student students, private persons, civil servants," he said.


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