inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The National Police stated that they had arrested 45 suspects related to criminal acts of organizing financial technology peer to peer lending (fintech P2P lending) or commonly known as illegal online loans (pinjol). Head of the Public Information on Public Relations Division of the National Police, Pol. Grand Commissioner Ahmad Ramadhan revealed that the arrest of 45 suspects was an operation carried out throughout Indonesia for one week. The Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation Agency of the National Police's Criminal Investigation Unit and the Regional Police within the one week, October 12-19, 2021, have disclosed the arrests of 45 suspects, explained the Head of the Public Information, Public Relations Division of the National Police Public Relations Division at the National Police-Criminal Investigation Unit Building, South Jakarta, Thursday (10/21/21). Pol. Grand Commissioner. Ahmad Ramadhan detailed that the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation Agency of Criminal Investigation Unit received five Police Reports (LP) with crime scenes (TKP) in Deli Serdang, West Jakarta, North Jakarta, Tangerang and Ciputat. With a total of 19 suspects arrested. Then, Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Police with four LPs and made disclosures in the Cipondoh, Gunung Sahari, Kelapa Gading, Sukabumi, Palmerah areas with a total of 13 suspects. West Java Regional Police with one LP with a crime scene in Depok. In this case, a total of seven suspects were arrested. "Central Java Regional Police, one prison, the crime scene in Danurejang suspect 1. East Java two prisons with three suspects. Furthermore, West Kalimantan with 1 LP with a total of two people who were arrested," said the Intermediate Officer of the Public Relations Division of the National Police. During the arrest, the police confiscated several pieces of evidence in laptops, computers, cellphones of various brands, registered sim cards and modems and others. (ym/bq/hy)