Jhessica Vee Grateful Suspect of Alleged Fraud and Embezzlement of Company Funds Can Be Arrested

Kapanlagi.com - Fraud cases can happen anywhere, including in the entertainment industry. After experiencing fraud and embezzlement of funds amounting to 4 billion rupiah in December 2021, beautiful artist Evhyana Sudarlin Wijaya, or better known as Jhessica Vee, can breathe a little easier. The fraud and embezzlement suspect has been arrested by the Ciamis Police.

Actually, the suspect WM is close to Jhessica. However, unfortunately, that closeness was used by WM to commit a crime. Claiming it as a business, WM is suspected of embezzling and defrauding Jhessica Vee's company. The Epen Cupen The Series player is now more busy with business, serving as the President Director of Al-Kahfi PT.Eviana Wijaya Kembar company.

Jhessica is grateful and does not forget to express her gratitude to the police and her lawyer. Thanks to their hard work, WM was arrested.

"Alhamdulilah the perpetrator has been arrested. My biggest appreciation to the Ciamis Police under the leadership of AKBP Tony Prasetyo, along with his staff, especially the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Ciamis Police and the Legal Advisor of the Complainant, Edward Fernando Siregar, S.H., M.H., C.L.A," said Jhessica when contacted by phone on Friday (29/4).

1. Valuable Lesson

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For Jhessica, this case is a valuable experience and lesson for her, especially in the business world. Still relatively new as a businesswoman, Jhessica admitted that she is not traumatized by this incident.

"Sister WM must be held accountable for her actions where there is an alleged criminal act of fraud and embezzlement committed," she added.

2. Resolved Soon

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Jhessica also hopes that this case can be resolved soon through a court decision. "Please pray and help also with this case so that the case file can be immediately handed over to the Prosecutor's Office and can then be immediately tried," she said.

"No, I'm not traumatized. From this incident, I learned a lot of valuable lessons. Especially how in the business world, we can't just believe blindly. We have to be more careful," she said.

(kpl/pur/dyn)