JAMBI - Investigators of the Sub-Directorate V Cyber Crime of the Special Criminal Investigation Directorate (Ditreskrimsus) of the Jambi Police together with the National Police Headquarters team conducted a search.
The team confiscated several work equipment, such as PCs (computers), monitors, and printers from the Jambi City Population and Civil Registration Office (Disdukcapil) in uncovering cases of forgery of electronic ID cards (KTP-el).
"The joint team from the National Police Headquarters and the Jambi Regional Police cyber visited the Jambi City Disdukcapil Office, as well as searched and confiscated computer equipment related to the case of falsification of identity cards (KTP) which was being handled by the Jambi Regional Police's Criminal Investigation Unit," said Panit 3 of Sub Directorate V Cyber of the Jambi Regional Police's Criminal Investigation Department, Ipda Rimhot Nainggolan. quoted by Antara, Tuesday, August 3.
The search lasted four hours, the National Police Headquarters team and Jambi Regional Police investigators arrived at the Jambi Disdukcapil Office at 17.30 WIB, and just finished leaving the Jambi City Disdukcapil Office at 21.30 WIB with a computer device that will be used as evidence.
The inspection and search were carried out in the operator's room and the server for making the Jambi City Disdukcapil ID card.
After conducting a search and confiscation of evidence, the Jambi Regional Police investigators will immediately examine or ask for information from the forensic expert witness of the National Criminal Investigation Body to uncover the case.
The Jambi Police investigator team has examined as many as 20 witnesses for questioning related to the case, and four witnesses from the Jambi City Dukcapil Service who underwent examination before the Jambi Police investigators.
For the time being, the Jambi Regional Police investigators only examined and asked for information from witnesses to collect evidence in order to determine who the suspect in this case was, therefore everything was examined, from employees to honorariums to former heads of services.
The investigation of this case was based on a report from the victim of the fake e-KTP, and then the police carried out an investigation so as to get indications of the modes for falsifying the e-KTP.
After being investigated by the police, the case was finally uncovered, with the perpetrators' first method being printing e-KTPs outside the hours of the Jambi City Disdukcapil Service. The printing of ID cards was carried out at around 04.00 WIB and the indication was that there were around 18 ID cards, on the same day printing was carried out.
The next mode is to illegally access computers and the ID card printing system.
The third mode is using used KTP material, namely the original KTP is cleaned, sanded and washed in such a way, so that the material can be reused to print other e-KTPs.
In connection with this case, it is suspected that there was a violation of the Information and Electronic Transactions Law (UU ITE) Articles 1, 2 and 3 regarding the illegal crime of accessing a criminal threat of 5 years in prison, and a fine of around Rp. 500 million to Rp. 700 million.
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