AGO: Febrie Adriansyah Still Receiving Salary, Prosecutor Status Not Yet Revoked
The Attorney General’s Office for Supervision, Rudi Margono, has confirmed that Febrie Adriansyah is still receiving his salary despite having resigned from his post as Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus).
Rudi explained that Febrie continues to receive his entitlements as a civil servant because his status as a prosecutor has not yet ended.
He made the remarks when met at the Main Building of the Attorney General’s Office in Jakarta on Friday, 24 July 2026.
According to him, the alleged corruption and money laundering (TPPU) charges against Febrie have not yet acquired final legal force.
“Yes (he is receiving his salary, ed.), there is no verdict yet, is there?” said Rudi.
He also stated that the examination process for the alleged code of ethics violation against Febrie will only be carried out after the entire criminal process is complete.
On this Friday, Febrie was scheduled to undergo questioning as a witness in the investigation into alleged money laundering.
The questioning was the second summons after Febrie failed to attend a previous examination on Wednesday, 22 July 2026, citing health reasons.
Previously, Team 9 of the Attorney General’s Office issued a new investigation order (sprindik) to handle the alleged money laundering case involving Febrie.
The sprindik is numbered Print-03/F.2/Fd.2/07/2026 and was issued on 20 July 2026.
The Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, explained that the new sprindik was issued after the Attorney General’s Office received the transfer of case files along with evidence from the National Police (Polri).
The evidence received includes gold weighing 74 kilogrammes as well as foreign currency worth hundreds of billions of rupiah.
In addition, the Attorney General’s Office also issued three sprindiks after receiving the case transfers from Polri as part of law enforcement synergy.
The first sprindik, numbered 43, was issued for the investigation of alleged corruption and money laundering related to PT KNI.
The second sprindik, numbered 44, is being used to handle alleged corruption in coal governance at coal-fired power plants (PLTU), which is suspected to have caused the electricity blackout.
Meanwhile, the third sprindik, numbered 45, was issued to investigate alleged corruption and money laundering in the handling of the PT Asabri case.