Jakarta (Antara) - A police officer who has recently been under spotlight following reports about his huge bank accounts has been arrested. First Adjunct Inspector LS, by his initials, was arrested on Saturday evening and later taken to the National Police Headquarters. The member of the resort police command in Sorong, Papua, has allegedly conducted financial transactions worth up to more than a trillion rupiah. He was arrested after complaining about his naming as a corruption suspect to the National Police Commission accompanied by his lawyer Bob Hasan. The Second Director of Special Economic Crimes of the National Police Crime Investigation Department, Brigadier General Arief Sulisyanto, said the police had blocked his bank accounts. "We have blocked his accounts that also record his transactions. However, it would take time to study them all because their number was big as they were made from 2007 to 2012," he said here on Thursday. He said LS's transactions for six years reached billions rupiah accumulated from transactions calculated based on debts, credits and balances. He said differentiation must be made between his personal accounts and accounts of his companies. Moreover, it was found that his name was not found as a board member in companies relating to the accounts, he added. (*)

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