Bogor (Antara Bali) - The Bogor city police in West Java have questioned a number of witnesses in the falsification of banknotes worth Rp1.2 trillion.
"One of the witnesses is identified by his initial as D. He has been questioned about where the money came from," chief of the city police Adj. Snr. Comr. Bahtiar Ujang Purnama said here on Thursday.
The police have named Nuriyah a suspect in the case, he said.
D told the police investigators that Nuriyah got the fake banknotes from somebody else, he said.
"We have conducted thorough investigation. It is likely that the information is fictitious," he said. (IGT)
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"One of the witnesses is identified by his initial as D. He has been questioned about where the money came from," chief of the city police Adj. Snr. Comr. Bahtiar Ujang Purnama said here on Thursday.
The police have named Nuriyah a suspect in the case, he said.
D told the police investigators that Nuriyah got the fake banknotes from somebody else, he said.
"We have conducted thorough investigation. It is likely that the information is fictitious," he said. (IGT)
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