DJS Detained at INP for Money Laundering Crimes, Awaiting Trial
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Drugs Criminal Investigation Directorate has officially detained DJS.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Drugs Criminal Investigation Directorate has officially detained DJS.
The Criminal Investigation Agency of Indonesian National Police (INP) revealed that DJS is now facing a new chapter in the case of his alleged involvement with Ishak's drug trafficking network in East Kalimantan.
INP investigates money laundering in "Koko" Erwin's drug network, involving former police officers and family members. Read more for details.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Drugs Criminal Investigation Directorate investigated Didik Putra Kuncoro, the former Bima Sub-regional Police Chief; Maulangi, the former Head of the Bima Sub-regional Police Drugs Criminal Investigation Unit; and AIS Setiwati, the treasurer and coordinator of Erwin's network in Jakarta.
Indonesian Police will use money laundering (TPPU) laws to seize assets from illegal LPG distributors. Two suspects arrested in Klaten. Read more.
The Narcotics Criminal Investigation Directorate of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency has charged five suspects in the Ko Erwin drug network ring with money laundering.
Indonesian Police detailed how drug lord "Koko "Erwin used his wife and children’s bank accounts and businesses to wash drug money. Read the full investigation.
Indonesian Police has arrested the wife and children of drug lord Koko Erwin in West Nusa Tenggara for money laundering. Authorities seized houses and vehicles. Read more.
Indonesian National Police seized gold and documents from a shop in Nganjuk, East Java linked to a massive money laundering case. Read more about the illegal mining connection.
Read how police exposed fake companies used to launder online gambling funds and seized Rp 59 billion.
Indonesian police probe alleged money laundering in PLTU 1 West Kalimantan corruption case involving state electricity and private contractors.
East Java Police seized Rp30.1 billion in assets from six drug-linked money laundering cases in a major 2025 crackdown. Read full details of Polda Jatim’s operation here.