AGO Responds to Febrie Adriansyah's Sentul House Missing from Wealth Report
Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre (Kapuspenkum) Anang Supriatna has responded to an admission by former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah confirming that the house in the Sentul area of Bogor, West Java, raided by police in connection with three suspected corruption cases belongs to him. The house is known not to be listed in the State Officials’ Wealth Report (LHKPN).
Anang said he did not yet know for certain whether the information about the Sentul house asset being omitted from the LHKPN was true. However, he stated that wealth reporting falls within the private domain of the official concerned vis-à-vis the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
“Firstly, I don’t know — the LHKPN is by nature a personal report submitted to the KPK,” Anang told journalists at the AGO complex in South Jakarta on Tuesday (15/7/2026).
When asked about the mechanism and oversight of asset reporting by employees, Anang explained that the AGO does have a mechanism for monitoring compliance with wealth reporting among its staff. However, the AGO’s authority is limited to the administrative side of reporting.
“We only record whether the person concerned has submitted proof of reporting, that’s all,” Anang clarified.
As is known, the house asset in Sentul came under scrutiny after a raid by National Police investigators probing suspected corruption and money laundering (TPPU) cases implicating Febrie.
Police recovered 74 kilogrammes of gold bullion as evidence from the raid on the house. In addition, police seized cash in rupiah, US dollars and Singapore dollars, estimated at around Rp 282.4 billion when converted to rupiah.
All evidence and findings from the police raid will now be handed over in stages and transferred to Attorney General’s Office investigators, following the issuance of three new Investigation Orders (Sprindik).
“So they have been formed, and since the sprindik was issued, all pro justitia activities and actions have been transferred to AGO investigators,” Anang concluded.