Roy Marten Reveals Developments in the Illegal Mining Case that Dragged His Name, Now the Suspect Has Been Arrested by the Police

The situation became increasingly complicated when Herman was accused of being a bogus contractor. Roy revealed that the accusation also affected his name, which was dragged into this issue.

DC is suspected of falsifying company documents with the help of a notary with the initials TK. Roy explained that this led Herman to report DC to the National Police Headquarters for suspected document forgery.

In addition, DC is also facing other reports at the Jambi Police related to illegal mining, illegal sales, and the use of a port without permission. Roy assured that the police have begun to take action regarding these reports.

"In this case, thank you to the Jambi Police for their good response so that the suspect has already been arrested," said Roy Marten when met in Cipinang Melayu, East Jakarta, Friday (28/3/2025).

Even though DC has been arrested, Roy emphasized that there are still other legal processes that must be followed up. He hopes that the report at the National Police Headquarters also receives the same attention so that this case can be truly resolved."We hope the National Police Headquarters can process this report soon, so there are two cases that need to be resolved," said Roy.

Roy also highlighted the importance of firmness in eradicating mining mafias in Indonesia. He hopes that similar incidents do not occur again and that the rights of legitimate owners can be restored promptly.

"This concerns the mining mafia, which the government has actually committed to eradicate. Hopefully, this case can be resolved quickly, those at fault can be processed, and ownership can be returned to those who are entitled. Let's hope it is resolved soon," concluded Roy Marten.