South Kalimantan Police Confiscate Assets Of Wife Of Reported Police Member Investing Bodong Billions Of Rupiah Fuel

Investigators from the Ditreskrimum of the South Kalimantan Police confiscated several assets in the form of tank trucks belonging to the reported fraudulent fuel investment in Banjarmasin, Thursday (28/3/2024). (ANTARA/Firman)

BANJARMASIN - Investigators from the General Criminal Investigation Directorate of the South Kalimantan Regional Police (Polda Kalsel) confiscated a number of assets belonging to the reported FN (27) who manage fuel oil (BBM) investments of diesel type suspected of being fraudulent worth billions of rupiah.

"Securing several assets is part of a series of investigations that are now being carried out by investigators," said Director of General Criminal Investigation of the South Kalimantan Police Kombes Erick Frendriz in Banjarmasin as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, March 29.

Erick explained that police investigators would confiscate as evidence if all of these assets were related to criminal cases.

Investigators confiscated a number of assets, including two fuel transport tank trucks that read PT Mutiara Perdana Indah with police numbers DA 8596 JI and DA 8538 BY, as well as several other four-wheeled vehicles.

The police have also examined the reported person to complete the case file after the reported witnesses underwent an examination first.

Until now, investigators have received reports of 41 people claiming to be victims of fraudulent fuel investments with the value of losses varying from tens of millions to IDR 4 billion.

The South Kalimantan Police Ditreskrimum also opened a complaint post to facilitate services for victims who want to report or provide information.

It is known that the reported FN was the Bhayangkari of the wife of a member of the National Police who served at the South Kalimantan Police, previously served at the Hulu Sungai Selatan South Kalimantan Police.