Bareskrim incauta oro de tienda Semar en Nganjuk por sospechas de TPPU

Bareskrim Polri incautó lingotes de oro y joyas de Toko Emas Semar en Nganjuk, Java Oriental, el 20 de febrero de 2026, en relación con presunto lavado de dinero proveniente de minería ilegal de oro. La redada formó parte de operaciones en tres ubicaciones en Surabaya y Nganjuk que comenzaron el jueves anterior. El caso se originó en un informe de PPATK sobre transacciones sospechosas de oro.

El viernes 20 de febrero de 2026, un equipo de Bareskrim Polri realizó un registro en Toko Emas Semar en el pueblo de Payaman, distrito de Nganjuk, Java Oriental. Incautaron todas las barras de oro y joyas de los escaparates de la tienda, junto con documentos administrativos como libros de contabilidad. La incautación se relaciona con presunto lavado de dinero (TPPU) originado en minería ilegal de oro (PETI). Las redadas simultáneas comenzaron el jueves en tres ubicaciones diferentes en Surabaya y Nganjuk. Mulyadi, coordinador del mercado Wage en Nganjuk, estuvo presente como testigo. «Fui testigo del registro en Toko Semar. Revisaron los artículos en la tienda, joyería de oro y libros relacionados con su administración y contabilidad», dijo a Antara el 21 de febrero de 2026. El brigadier general Ade Safri Simanjuntak, director de Delitos Especiales (Tipideksus) de Bareskrim Polri, explicó que la revelación del caso se basó en un Informe de Resultados de Análisis (LHA) de PPATK. El informe concierne transacciones sospechosas de comercio doméstico de oro por parte de tiendas de joyería, así como comercio de oro por empresas refinadoras a países extranjeros utilizando oro de PETI. Este caso es un desarrollo del asunto de una mina de oro ilegal en Kalimantan Occidental durante 2019-2022, que tiene una sentencia judicial final (inkracht) en el Tribunal de Distrito de Pontianak. La investigación encontró flujos de fondos de oro ilegal hacia varias partes.

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