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A woman passes a wall displaying the Allianz logo. (Kontan/ Fransiskus Simbolon)
T
he Jakarta Police plan to cooperate with Interpol in their attempt to question former president director of PT Asuransi Allianz Life Indonesia, Joachim Wessling, who is accused of violating customer protection law.
Jakarta Police special crimes unit head Sr. Comr. Adi Deriyan said Wessling was currently outside of Indonesia and there had been no sign that he had returned to the country. Adi, however, was clueless when asked where the German born businessman was.
Wessling failed to obey two summonses for questioning, hindering police attempts to delve into the case, Adi said.
Adi said the police plan to forcefully detain him for questioning and would ask for Interpol's cooperation.
"We have followed procedures as outlined by the KUHAP [Criminal Law Procedure Code]. We will proceed through cooperation with Interpol," Adi said as quoted by kompas.com on Monday.
The police named him, along with former Allianz Indonesia claims manager Yuliana Firmansyah, as suspects for allegedly refusing to grant medical claims to its customers. (fac)
