AGO Summons Former Jampidsus Febrie Again, Threatens Compulsory Measures if Absent
The Attorney General’s Office has summoned former Jampidsus Febrie Adriansyah as a witness in a suspected money laundering (TPPU) case related to evidence including cash and 74 kg of gold, a new case for which investigations have just commenced. The AGO stated this is the second summons.
“Today, the person concerned is summoned again. He did not attend the first, and today is the second,” said the AGO’s Junior Attorney for Supervision (Jamwas), Rudi Margono, at the AGO Building on Friday (24/7/2026).
He said Febrie had been summoned on Wednesday (22/7). If he fails to attend again, Rudi said, the AGO is open to taking compulsory measures against Febrie, who is also a suspect in a corruption and money laundering case related to Asabri.
“If he does not attend, in accordance with Article 28 of the Criminal Procedure Code, investigators with the assistance of authorised officials can present him by force,” he said.
Rudi guaranteed that the handling of Febrie’s case will continue. He said the investigation warrant (sprindik) was newly issued so that evidence seized by the Police’s Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortas Tipikor) and the Metro Jaya Regional Police could be investigated in a separate case.
Previously, Febrie Adriansyah was absent from a summons for examination by Team 9 regarding the suspected money laundering case involving 74 kg of gold and hundreds of billions of rupiah in cash found at his residence. Febrie did not attend, citing illness.
The examination was supposed to take place on Wednesday (22/7). Besides Febrie, investigators also summoned three other witnesses, namely Don Ritto, NH, and TS, as well as a money laundering expert.
“However, of the four witnesses, two did not comply with the summons, namely FA for health reasons and NH without notification,” said the Head of the AGO’s Public Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, in a statement on Thursday (23/7).
The AGO is currently investigating a total of four investigation warrants related to the handover of cases from the Police. Three previous warrants covered alleged corruption related to Asabri, Krakatau Steel, and the procurement of coal for a steam power plant (PLTU) that caused a blackout.
In this series of cases, Febrie Adriansyah and Don Ritto have been named as suspects in the Asabri corruption case. Don Ritto has been detained, while Febrie has not.