The Suspect In The Nickel Licensing Mode Fraud Has Not Been Detained, The Complainant Reports To The National Police's Propam

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JAKARTA - The suspect in the alleged fraud case with the mode of processing a nickel mining permit, Antonius Setyadi, has not been arrested and detained since three years ago. The complainant also decided to complain to the National Police Propam regarding this with allegations of unprofessionality. "We reported to the Propam Division of the National Police Headquarters regarding the complaint of the police report number LP/B/0454/2019, while what we complained about were investigators and their leaders at the Sub-Directorate 1 Kamneg Dittipidum Bareskrim Polri," said the attorney for the reporter, Rendra Septian at the National Police Headquarters, Tuesday, August 30. The alleged unprofessionality was because investigators had not arrested and detained Antonius Setyadi. In fact, he was named a suspect in 2019. "Regarding our report, we report that it is related to the alleged unprofessionality of investigators at the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police related to cases that have been named as suspects, but this suspect has no follow-up, whether they will be detained or what," he said. The complaint is registered with the number SPSP2/4940/VIII/2022/Bagyanduan. This complaint was sent on August 30, 2022. The complaint file stated 'The complaint against the alleged unprofessionality carried out by Unit 1 Kamneg Investigators Dittipidum Bareskrim Polri related to the police report Number: LP/B/0454/V/Bareskrim dated May 10, 2019 on behalf of the reporter Erwin Rahadjo. Previously, the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police was asked to immediately detain former Chairman of Castrol Indonesia, Antonius Setyadi. Antonius is a suspect in a suspected fraud case with the mode of processing a nickel mining permit. Antonius has been a suspect in 2019. However, until now the detention of the person concerned has not been carried out. "We ask the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police to immediately arrest the person concerned. Because since the determination of the suspect in 2019 there have been arrests or detentions," said Rendra Septian. The determination was based on a letter numbered B/1342-Subdit I/XII/2019/Dit.Tipidum. The letter was signed by the Director of General Crimes at the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency, which at that time was held by Inspector General Nico Afinta. This fraud case, said Rendra, began with a police report (LP) with the number LP/B/0454/V/2019/Bareskrim, dated May 10, 2019. Antonius, who was still a reported status, was suspected of violating Articles 378 and 372 of the Criminal Code.