Batam Prosecutor's Office Receives 4 Suspects And Evidence Of Online Gambling From The Criminal Investigation Unit Of The Police

Illustration of the perpetrator of the crime was arrested (ANTTARA)

BATAM - Bareskrim Polri through the Anti-Mafia Bola Task Force (Satgas AMB) handed over four suspects and evidence of online gambling cases to the Batam District Attorney's Office (Kejari), Thursday. The suspect in the online gambling case arrested by the National Police Headquarters, some time ago, will be processed at the Batam District Attorney until the trial. The four suspects who were handed over, namely Deddy Riswanto, Santoso, Tan Roland Rustan and Luis.Kajari Batam I Ketut Kasna Dedi, said that the Batam Kejari had received the delegation of evidence and four suspects of online gambling sites handled by Bareskrim Polri investigators. "We received direct delegations from Bareskrim Polri investigators related to the ball gambling case by securing four suspects," said Kasna, Friday, February 23.Kasubnit 3 Sub-Directorate 1 Dittipidsiber Bareskrim Polri AKP Bambang Meriawan explained, the Anti-Mafia Bola Polri Task Force carried out a handover of suspects (phase 2) and evidence to the Batam District Prosecutor's Office. "In the context of this case, there are four suspects who have been arrested and detained along with evidence," said Bambang. The evidence that was successfully secured was carried out in Indonesia's jurisdiction, namely, 110 savings books from various banks, 2 units of four-wheeled vehicles, 1 apartment unit, as well as cash amounting to approximately Rp 5 billion. In addition, Bareskrim Polrim Polri coordinated with the Ministry of Communication and Information to carry out blocking sites that carry out online gambling practices in the territory of Indonesia. "For online gambling servers this is not in Indonesia, but is located in Cambodia and the Philippines. However, for the practice of this gambling is carried out in Indonesia's jurisdiction, using deposit accounts and dendraw in Indonesia, showing the orientation of a special market in Indonesia," he said. For turnover in running this online gambling business, the perpetrators reaped profits in a month of around Rp. 15 billion.

"The money was not visible, because the money entered the account moved for a short time," he concluded. For his actions, the suspect was subject to Article 303 of the Criminal Code with a penalty of 20 years in prison and a fine of Rp. 10 billion.