Police Urge Thai Police To Hand Over Fredy Pratama Case Handled By Indonesia

DOC/Fredy Pratama

JAKARTA - The National Police have urged the Thai police to handle the drug kingpin case, Fredy Pratama, handled by Indonesia. This is because Indonesia was the first to reveal the international network.

"For Fredy Pratama himself, it is still 50:50, whether it is submitted to Indonesia or not, but yesterday I urged it to be handed over to Indonesia," said Director of Narcotics Crimes at the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency Brigadier General Mukti Juharsa to reporters, Monday, May 6.

In addition, he said, the basis or non-criminal of the initial Fredy Pratama network was revealed by the Indonesian police. So, the Police must complete it.

"Because the initial crime is not in Indonesia," he said.

In coordination with the Thai police, Mukti did not question the investigation into the money laundering case (TPPU) of Ferdy Pratama's wife was taken over.

The reason is that the woman is indeed a Thai citizen. In addition, her assets are in her country.

"From the Thai police, they asked only those who said they were for money laundering offenses," said Mukti.

As previously reported, in the process of handling the Fredy Pratama network, the National Police has arrested 60 members.

Of Fredy Pratama's dozens of subordinates, four of them run drug laboratories or ecstasy factories in Sunter, North Jakarta.

"If the raw material is printed, it can reach 300 thousand pills," said Mukti.