Bareskrim Breaks Up The LP For The Indosurya KSP Case To Detain The Suspects

Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Komjen Agus Ardianto (Via Rizky AP/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police has decided to break up the police report (LP) in handling the fraudulent investment case of the Indosurya Savings and Loans Cooperative (KSP). In fact, this method is done in order to detain the suspects.

"So later if this is not P21, we will also hold P21 in the next LP, not continuing with P21, we will hold it in the next LP," said the National Police Chief of Criminal Investigation Agency, Komjen Agus Ardianto, to reporters, Tuesday, June 28.

This LP was resolved because the location and time of the occurrence of criminal acts in the Indosurya KSP case were different. Therefore, people who feel they are victims are asked to report immediately. Thus, the report became the basis for the police to detain the suspects.

In fact, Agus emphasized that the handling of this case can continue. This is because the expiration date of the case is 12 years from the date the case occurred.

"The limit is 12 years, it's still a long time so that he gets tired, it's okay, we will show that we are serious about dealing with this problem until he is old," said Agus.

Originally, in handling this case, all LPs in all Polda ranks were withdrawn to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. However, this method has a bad effect.

Because, in the process of filing the prosecutor's office, the researcher always assesses that the case files delegated by investigators are incomplete. This resulted in the release of two suspects, Henry Surya and June Indria, because their 120-day detention period had expired.

For information, as many as 14,500 people have fallen victim to KSP Indosurya's fraudulent investments. The total loss is estimated at IDR 15.9 trillion.