Three arrested in alleged illegal wiretapping case involving Indonesia’s president
Crime · First reported 3 Nov, 14:21 · Updated 14:52
Indonesian police say three suspects were detained over alleged unauthorized interception of phone numbers belonging to President Prabowo Subianto and others. The investigation is ongoing, including into the purpose of the interceptions.
- Police said three suspects, identified by initials LSP, ASN and EH, were arrested and detained; a fourth person, identified as SU, was being questioned as a witness.
- Investigators allege phone numbers belonging to the president and other groups were intercepted without the required procedures, and that files containing intercepted communications were later ordered deleted.
- Police said they seized phones, a tablet and USB drives; authorities said the purpose of the wiretapping remains under investigation.
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Key facts
- Arrests
- Three suspects were arrested and detained; a fourth person was questioned as a witness.
- Suspect identifiers
- Police identified the suspects as LSP, ASN and EH, and the witness as SU.
- Evidence seized
- Police said they seized 11 mobile phones, one iPad and four USB flash drives.
- Potential penalties
- The cited offences carry maximum prison terms of 10 years, six years and eight years, respectively.
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