AFTER the Supreme Court ruled that E.C.W. Neloe was guilty of corruption in the case involving non-performing loans, the police should have immediately gone on to handle another case involving this former CEO of Bank Mandiri, because this other case is no less important: money laundering. The 2000 Palermo Convention classified money laundering as a serious crime, rendering its eradication a top priority. In April 2006, the National Police declare