Online Gambling Syndicate, Arrest Coordinator And Big Boss By Police In Surabaya
Polrestabes Surabaya destroys an online gambling syndicate in City of Heroes. A total of eight suspects, including the gambling coordinator, have been arrested in the East Java region. Big BossHis.
AKBP Mirjal Maulana, head of criminal investigation in Surabaya police, said the dismantling of the syndicate began when the police arrested a GJ gambler in Kenjran area.
Following the results of GJ’s arrest, a few days later the police managed to obtain information about another gambler, named FG, who was also arrested in the same area, Kenjeran.
“As per the results of the investigation of the two criminals, it was found that they had deposited their online gambling money to the suspect BH. Then we secured the bra in the Mulyosari area,” Mirjal told Surabaya Police Headquarters, Saturday (20/7). 8/2022).
Police continued to disclose through BH’s statement, and found the fact that the online gambling practice resulted in groups of collectors, including the initials HGP, BKT, and TDK, who were secured by police in two separate locations. was. The suspect for HGP has been secured in Krembangan area while BKT and TDK have been secured in Pakuwon area of Surabaya.
“From the statements of each suspect, we found that there was a coordinator and Big Bossin the East Java region. i.e. BSG as Coordinator and TS as Big Boss, Both play a huge role in the ongoing online gambling in East Java,” Mirjal said.
In addition, the police raided the alleged headquarters of an online gambling syndicate in two different places, namely in Sukamanungal and Kalijudan Surabaya. As a result of the raid, the police have recovered dozens of computers, several passbooks and dozens of mobile phones.
Mirjal said the suspects used 16 sites to carry out their practices, which ranged from soccer gambling to lotteries. Meanwhile, the police is still investigating further as to how much they have benefited.
“Football gambling is lottery gambling, all of which use electronic devices that can be accessed by anyone using a mobile phone or the Internet,” he concluded.
As a result of their illegal practices, the suspects were charged with Article 303 of the Criminal Code, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years and a fine of Rs 25 million. (WLD/BILL/ISS)
