AGO Awaits Police Investigation Results on Three Corruption Cases
The Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) is still awaiting the conclusive results from the National Police, who are currently investigating several corruption and money laundering (TPPU) cases. These cases have recently drawn in the alleged involvement of the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah.
Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre (Kapuspenkum), Anang Supriatna, stated that the Adhyaksa Corps is also waiting for certainty from police investigators regarding a search at a house also allegedly owned by Febrie. “The Attorney General’s Office is waiting for the results of the investigation being conducted by police investigators, including regarding the object of the search, evidence, and parties linked to the process,” Anang said via an official statement received by journalists in Jakarta on Thursday (9/7/2026).
Anang said the Kejagung respects every law enforcement process carried out by other law enforcement agencies. “We respect the independence and authority of every law enforcement officer in carrying out their duties,” Anang stated.
The Kejagung continues to support the law enforcement process carried out by other law enforcement agencies. “The Attorney General’s Office remains committed to supporting professional, objective, transparent, and accountable law enforcement by all law enforcement officers in accordance with their respective authorities,” Anang said.
The National Police are currently conducting a joint investigation into the uncovering of corruption scandals related to PLN Batubara, Asabri Jiwasraya, and Krakatau Steel (KS). The joint investigation team from the Metro Jaya Police Special Criminal Investigation Directorate and the Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortas Tipidkor) is also investigating money laundering crimes linked to these four main cases.
During the investigation process, the joint police investigation team conducted simultaneous searches at 12 separate locations in the Jakarta and Bogor, West Java areas on Wednesday (8/7/2026). Among the locations searched were the de’Club Restaurant and Koin Money Changer in the Cipete area, South Jakarta. At these locations, police investigators found evidence in the form of cash totalling Rp 67.2 billion. The money was found in various foreign currency and Rupiah denominations stored inside a safe.