Police inspect containers and seize 300 documents over alleged export violations

Physical inspections of containers were conducted to ensure consistency between export documents and the goods subject to the investigation.

Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Criminal Investigation Directorate (Dittipidter) of the Indonesian National Police’s Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim) inspected containers belonging to PT Mitra Mentari Sentosa (MMS) and seized 300 export documents related to alleged export violations of fatty matter commodities involving the company.

The activity took place at the NPCT 1 Terminal area, Tanjung Priok Port, North Jakarta, on Thursday.

The Head of Sub-directorate I of the Criminal Investigation Directorate, Senior Commissioner Setyo K. Heriyatno, stated that 87 containers belonging to PT Mitra Mentari Sentosa were inspected to match the investigators’ export data with customs documents and the actual condition of the goods on site.

“The physical inspection of the containers was carried out to ensure the alignment between the export documents and the goods that are the object of the investigation,” he said.

Furthermore, he continued, investigators also secured 300 export documents in the form of Export Goods Declarations (PEB) for fatty matter commodities.

He noted that these documents relate not only to PT Mitra Mentari Sentosa but also to companies suspected of being affiliated with the export activities of said commodities.

“The documents we have secured will be further examined and analysed for the purpose of evidence and to complete the case files,” he said.

The investigation of this case is based on Police Report Number LP/A/54/IV/2026/SPKT.DITTIPIDTER/BARESKRIM POLRI, dated 13 April 2026.

He emphasised that the investigation is ongoing and does not rule out the possibility of further developments involving other parties suspected of involvement.