4 'moneylenders' nabbed for robbing Korean in Setiabudi

The Jakarta Police have arrested five reported moneylenders for allegedly robbing a potential South Korean customer, Kim Seong Rok, 49 at Somerset Apartments in Setiabudi, South Jakarta.
“We have arrested five suspects, MA, MS, FG, FR and RA. Another suspect, FY, is still at large,” Adj. Sr. Comr. Herry Heryawan, the head of the Jakarta Police's flying squad (Resmob), said on Thursday as quoted by tribunnews.com.
Herry said that FG was captured in Cibinong, Bogor, on March 15; FR, MS and MA were arrested on Saturday in Pakuan, while RA was detained in Ciawi.
Kim told the police that he had arranged to borrow Rp 2 billion (US$218,000) from his alleged assailants, who had promised to meet Kim at the apartment on March 2 to loan him an initial Rp 1 billion.
However, when Kim arrived the suspects allegedly attacked him and made off with a Rp 200 million "administration fee" they asked the Korean to bring, according to the police.
The police confiscated Rp 300 million in counterfeit bills, four cars, a revolver and several cell phones from the suspects, who face up to 15 years' imprisonment if convicted of violent robbery.

Source : The Jakarta Post