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The National Police took over the case of 34 packs of ecstasy worth IDR 207 billion which were recovered from an accident on the Lampung Toll Road, on Thursday (20/11).
The Director of Narcotics Crimes at Bareskrim Polri, Brigadier General Eko Hadi Santoso, said that the takeover of the case had been carried out since Friday (21/11).
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He explained that this was done because the ecstasy distribution case allegedly involved a cross-provincial network with a large circulation of 207 thousand ecstasy.
“Because this case needs to be accelerated in handling the case, it was taken over by a higher unit to speed up the disclosure of the case because it is suspected to involve a cross-provincial network,” he told reporters, Monday (24/11).
Furthermore, Eko said that the total estimated ecstasy evidence was worth approximately IDR 207.5 billion.
“The potential number of victims saved is 207,529 people,” he said.
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On the other hand, he also mentioned the National Police logo badge that investigators found from the car carrying hundreds of thousands of ecstasy.He said that from the perpetrator’s statement, he found that the badge was already in the car when it was purchased.
“The badge is a souvenir that can be bought anywhere, especially TNI/Polri equipment shops, so it does not indicate the involvement of any agency,” he explained.
Previously, a car with plate number D-1160-UN had an accident on Thursday (20/11) at KM 136 B, Central Lampung.In the video circulating, the car appears to be in a wrecked state.
A number of police, TNI personnel and toll road officers were seen securing the location.There were bags said to contain dozens of ecstasy pills scattered in the middle of the road and off the toll road.The ecstasy pills were wrapped in black plastic packaging.
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