Garuda Indonesia Sanctions for Employees of False Money Syndicate Employees in Bogor

Jakarta – Pt Garuda Indonesia (Person) TBK Open Voices related to unscrupulous employees named Bayu Setyo Aribowo (BS) allegedly involved in the syndicate of counterfeit money in Bogor. Director of Human Capital and Corporate Services Garuda Indonesia, Enny Kristiani, said his party did not hesitate to sanction the perpetrators. Enny said the Garuda Indonesia regretted the incident, but he emphasized that Bayu has been an employee who has been inactive since 2022. It is said that Bayu is undergoing a leave program outside the company’s dependents (CDTP). “We must say that the person in question has undergone a leave program outside the company’s responsibility (CDTP) since 2022. The person who has not yet returned to execute his obligations as an active employee and is not included in performing tasks within the operating scope,” Enny said in his statement on Sunday (5/13/2025). Browse to continue with the content, he said the company would provide a decisive step, including with regard to Level III warning letter (SP3). Garuda Indonesia will comply with every legal process that takes place. “Garuda Indonesia emphasizes his dedication to the principle of good corporate governance and compliance with the current legal process,” Enny said. “For this reason, the company will also take steps to enforce internal discipline, including by imposing staff of staff in accordance with appropriate regulations, where the maximum sanctions are in the form of a warning letter that gives a warning level III (SP3). Garuda Indonesia reminded every employee to maintain ethics and integrity. The company will do intensive supervision. “The company will also continue to ensure that all business people maintain ethics and integrity in the execution of their duties, through different steps to improve awareness and make efforts to prevent, supervise and monitor the company internally,” he said. Garuda Indonesia’s head of corporate communications, Dicky Irchamsyah, also said the perpetrators would be handled well in accordance with the existing mechanisms. “Yes, the company will make them take fixed steps against the employee who refers to the appropriate legal process,” he replied. The beginning of the findings of the case began with the findings of a bag with RP. 316 million in the KRL car at Tanah Abang station. If checked, it seems that the money in the bag is false, so that the police first do the supervision until someone claims to have the suitcase. Thereafter, police have the origin of the forged money, which was apparently produced in one of the factories in the Bubulak area, Bogor City. Police eventually used a total of 8 suspects, one of whom was a Bumn employee who played the role of the customer. The following is a list: 1. BS as the customer of Fake Money/Bumn2 employees. BBU as the command of counterfeit money3. MS played the role of taking a laughing bag with fake money ordered by BS4. BI serves as a forged money seller5. E acts as a forged money seller6. Ay acts as an intermediary for the seller with a false money printer7. Rev acts as a false money printer8. LB played a role in helping Rev. to provide a place for the manufacture of forged money from the police and also searched for a counterfeit money factory in Bogor and found a number of evidence, including printing and fragments of counterfeit money ready to be distributed. The total counterfeit money seized was 23.297 pieces of RP 100.000 or equivalent to RP 3.3 billion. In addition, there are also 15 pieces of USD 100 denominations that are also believed to be false. From the interim investigation, police found that the production of counterfeit money was carried out every time there was an order. It is known, forged money from RP. 300 million is paid with real money RP. 90 million. The suspects have now been detained and charged under section 26 of the Act number 7 of 2011 regarding the Juncto currency section 244 of the Criminal Act and/or section 245 of the Criminal Act. “Criminal threats with a maximum of 15 years imprisonment,” said Haris Akhmat Basuki, chief of Tanah Abang police. (DWR/IMK) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here