Indra Kenz Trying To Disguise Crime, Eliminate Cellphones And Computers That Save Important Data

Indra Kenz / DOK Instagram Profile

JAKARTA - The suspect in the online gambling case under the guise of Bimomo trading, Indra Kenz, is said to have lost evidence. Even during the investigation by the Bareskrim investigator at the National Police Headquarters, Indra Kenz, who once held the status of Crazy Rich Medan, always denied being an affiliate.

"He (Indra Kenz, ed) is also trying to eliminate evidence," said the Director of Special Economic Crimes at the National Police, Brigadier General Whisnu Hermawan, when confirmed, Thursday, March 17.

The evidence that was removed was his old computer and cellphone which allegedly contained related data. Because what is currently being confiscated as evidence is a new cell phone.

In addition, during the investigation, Indra Kenz also always denied being an affiliate of Binomo. However, investigators already have evidence of this.

In fact, until now Indra Kenz has always called himself just a player on the illegal trading platform.

"In Indra Kenz's statement, he denied being called an affiliate of Binomo," said Whisnu.

For information, Indra Kenz is an affiliate in a gambling application under the guise of trading Binomo. This case was uncovered after the victim filed a complaint with the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police.

Indra Kenz is said to get 70 percent of the total losses of people who play on the platform.

In this case, Indra Kenz was charged with gambling and online fraud. In addition, he was also charged with the crime of money laundering (TPPU). This article is an effort to impoverish the perpetrators of criminal acts so that there is a deterrent effect.