Internship TIP Perpetrators In Germany Ferienjob Mode Arrested By Police In Italy

Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Krishna Murti. BETWEEN/HO-DivHubinter Polri

The National Police has arrested one suspect in the criminal act of trafficking in persons (TPPU) at the ferry job or job internship in Germany. Head of the National Police's Hubinter Division, Inspector General Krishna Murti, said the suspect, Enyk Waldkoening (EW), was one of five suspects in the ferry job of a German internship determined by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. "Enyk Waldkoening, the suspect TIP ferryenjob was caught in Italy," Krishna said in Jakarta, Antara, Thursday, June 13. The two-star police general explained that the EW suspect was arrested in Italy on Wednesday local time. The arrests were the result of coordination with Indonesian, German and Italian Interpol. Currently, follow-up steps are being taken after suspect EW was arrested in Italy. "Div Hubinter Polri communicates with the Italian Police to bring Enyk Waldkoening too. Together with Bareskrim, they will bring a team to take the suspect home," said Krishna. EW is a suspect who introduced the ferry job program to a number of universities. Apart from EW, there is one more suspect who is still at large, or on the wanted list (DPO), namely A alias AE. The two suspects EW and AE when the suspect was named were in Germany. The National Police then issued a red notice in April. This criminal case of trafficking in persons under the guise of an internship program was revealed after four students who were attending a ferry job came to the Indonesian Embassy in Germany.

After being traced by the Indonesian Embassy, this program was run by 33 universities in Indonesia with a total of 1,047 students departing. However, these students were employed non-procedurally so that the students were explored. There are three other suspects, with the initials SS, AJ and MZ.