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Fredy Pratama’s Drug Syndicate Network

Monday, September 25, 2023

The police are pursuing Fredy Pratama, a man dubbed Southeast Asia’s drug lord. The value of his drug ring’s transaction is believed to reach Rp51 trillion.

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Suspects covering their faces during the cross-border money laundering (TPPU) case presentation at the Bhayangkara Field, National Police Headquarters, Jakarta, September 12. The Indonesian National Police, in collaboration with the Royal Malaysia Police, Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Royal Thai Police, and US-DEA, has arrested 884 suspects and seized assets worth Rp10.5 trillion as a result of money laundering related to the drug trafficking by the international network led by Fredy Pratama from 2020 to 2023. ANTARA/Kala Tawa . tempo : 173521947263.

THE name Fredy Pratama emerges as a head of a narcotics and illegal drugs empire. The police call him the leader of Southeast Asia’s drug syndicate, which supplies up to half a ton of drugs per month to Indonesia. Adding significance to Fredy’s name, the police called the hunt ‘Operation Escobar’.

The operation’s name refers to Pablo Escobar (1949-1993), arguably the most famous drug kingpin from Colombia. To e

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