JAKARTA - The police revealed 58 illegal online loan applications (pinjol) that were troubling the public. A total of 11 people have been named as suspects.
"The list of loan applications operated by the suspects is quite large, 58 of them are Jarikaya, Good Funds, Getuang, Quick Profit, Rupiah Plus and others," said Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes E. Zulpan to reporters, Friday, May 27.
The disclosure of this illegal borrowing case is based on four police reports received since March 2022.
From the report, an investigation and investigation was carried out to apprehend 11 suspects. They were arrested at different locations and times, namely Cengkareng, Kalideres, Petamburan, and Kebayoran Baru.
"There are four people, then the suspects in this case, which we presented earlier, were approximately 11 people," said Zulpan.
Dozens of these suspects also have different roles. For example, as a collector or desk collection that uses rough methods.
"The modus operandi of the suspects is to do online billing to customers who have borrowed from them, which when billing the suspects use words, threats to customers that their data will be spread to all contacts, which makes customers afraid," said Zulpan.
In this case, the suspects are charged with Article 27 paragraph 4 and Article 45 paragraph 4 of the ITE Law, Article 29, Article 45B, Article 32 paragraph 2, Article 46 paragraph 2, Article 34 and Article 50. They face a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
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