AGO Forms Nine-Member Special Team, Including Former KPK Alumni, for Febrie Case
The Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) has revealed a list of nine prosecutors included in the special team investigating the corruption and money laundering case of former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah.
Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, said the nine senior prosecutors mostly previously served at the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
“In the new investigation warrant (Sprindik) we issued, we formed a special team because the warrant is special in nature. It consists of nine people,” he told reporters on Wednesday (15 July).
Anang assured that the nine members are highly competent and are not resistant to, nor will they reject, the corruption case ensnaring Febrie.
“What is clear is that most of these investigators are former KPK alumni. Prosecutors who have previously served at the KPK,” he explained.
The following is the list of nine prosecutors on the special team for the Febrie case:
Inspector General II Agus Salim, Financial Inspector at the Deputy Attorney General for Supervision
Head of the North Sumatra High Prosecutor’s Office (Kajati Sumut) Muhibuddin
Head of the Asset Recovery Agency’s Tracing and Confiscation Management Centre at the Attorney General’s Office, Chatarina Muliana Girsang
Financial Inspector I of the Supervisory Unit, Riyono
Secretary to the Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes, Agus Sahat
Director of Legal Considerations at the Deputy Attorney General for Civil and State Administrative Affairs, Irene Putri
Deputy Head of the Banten High Prosecutor’s Office, Rinaldi Umar
Director of Prosecution at the Deputy Attorney General for Military Crimes, Zet Tadong Allo
Director A at the Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes, Hari Wibowo
Previously, the Attorney General’s Office issued three new investigation warrants (Sprindik) related to the alleged corruption and money laundering case implicating former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah.
Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, said the issuance of the three new Sprindik was carried out to follow up on the transfer of the cases from the police.
“Currently, the Attorney General’s Office has issued three Sprindik. First, Sprindik number 43 concerning alleged corruption and money laundering related to PT Krakatau,” he added.
The other two warrants are number 44, concerning alleged corruption in the procurement of coal for PLN power plants which resulted in the blackout, and Sprindik number 45 concerning alleged corruption and money laundering in the ASABRI case.
Anang explained that through the issuance of the Sprindik, all investigative activities officially fall under the authority of the Attorney General’s Office investigators.
Nevertheless, he said his office would continue to coordinate with Indonesian National Police and KPK investigators, who will also provide supervision in the investigation process.
“Our partners from Commission III of the House of Representatives will also help oversee the implementation of the investigation process that has been handed over to the Attorney General’s Office investigators,” he said.