Police have revealed the origins of thousands of illegal motorcycles\nstored in a warehouse owned by PT Indobike Dua Enam on Jalan Kemandoran,\nKebayoran Lama, South Jakarta.<\/p>\n
AKBP Noor Maghantara, Deputy Head of the Ranmor Subdirectorate at\nDitreskrimum of Polda Metro Jaya, stated that most of the vehicles come\nfrom the diversion of fiduciary collateral collected by scrap\ndealers.<\/p>\n
\u201cInitially, the receiver obtained the vehicles from scrap dealers,\nwho sourced them from dealers or individuals. The origins of the\nvehicles are suspected to be the result of diverting vehicles with\nfiduciary collateral,\u201d Noor told reporters on Monday (11\/5).<\/p>\n
Nevertheless, Noor said his team is still investigating those\nresponsible for diverting the fiduciary collateral.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are still probing the source\u2014whether the vehicle owners\nthemselves applied for financing or if there was illegal access to their\ndata used for loans,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
So far, police have named one suspect in this case: WS, the Director\nof PT Indobike Dua Enam. WS is suspected of buying, storing, and\nexporting the vehicles abroad.<\/p>\n
Police are also developing leads on other parties suspected of\ninvolvement in this syndicate. To date, they have examined 18 witnesses,\nwho are warehouse employees.<\/p>\n
Previously, the Ranmor Subdirectorate at Ditreskrimum of Polda Metro\nJaya raided the scrap warehouse containing thousands of illegal\nmotorcycles owned by PT Indobike Dua Enam on Jalan Kemandoran, Kebayoran\nLama, South Jakarta.<\/p>\n
\u201cFrom the investigation, investigators secured 1,494 motorcycles. The\ndetails are as follows: 957 intact vehicles and 537 vehicles in\ndisassembled condition, broken down into components and spare parts,\u201d\nsaid Kombes Budi Hermanto, Head of Public Relations for Polda Metro\nJaya, during a press conference at the site on Monday (11\/5).<\/p>\n
Kombes Iman Imanudin, Director of Reskrimum at Polda Metro Jaya,\nexplained that the seized motorcycles originate from various crimes,\nincluding forgery, embezzlement, and diversion of fiduciary\ncollateral.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe suspect could not provide valid proof of ownership, such as\ninvoices, NIK or VIN certificates, vehicle titles (BPKB), or proof of\nfiduciary attachment to the vehicles,\u201d Iman said.<\/p>\n
From further investigation, records show that 99,000 vehicles have\nbeen sold to Tahiti and Togo. The state loss due to this criminal act is\nestimated at Rp177 billion.<\/p>\n
\u201cBecause a number of motorcycles from diversions or illegal acts have\nthe potential to harm state finances by Rp177 billion, which is the tax\npayments that should have been received by the state from the sale of\nthose motor vehicles,\u201d Iman stated.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/origin-of-thousands-of-illegal-motorcycles-in-south-jakarta-exported-to-tahiti-togo-1778496831", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }