Customs Officer Sent Secret Data to Blueray Boss in Exchange for Rp 100 Million

Fillar Marindra, an employee of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise under the Ministry of Finance, has admitted to transmitting confidential data, specifically Import Declaration (PIB) documents, to defendants in an import bribery case. Fillar testified at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Wednesday (3/6/2026) that the data, which should never have been shared with external parties, was provided to the leadership of Blueray Cargo (Group).

During the trial, Fillar explained that the requested information included commodity payment details, importer names, types of commodities, and the specific payment amounts listed in the PIB. He stated that the data was sent via email to Dedy Kurniawan Sukolo, an operational manager at Blueray Cargo, in late December 2025 and early January 2026. Fillar noted that the order to provide this data came from Orlando Hamonangan, the Head of the Customs Intelligence Section.

When questioned by prosecutors regarding the legality of sharing such information, Fillar confirmed that the PIB data is strictly confidential and prohibited from being disclosed to external parties. He further admitted to receiving a bribe of Rp 100 million in relation to this transaction, which was stored in an operational vehicle.

According to the indictment, the leaked PIB database contained sensitive information regarding which importers were assigned to ‘red’ or ‘green’ lanes based on targeting rules from the Directorate of Enforcement and Investigation. Prosecutors allege that the defendant, Dedy, used this data to modify information to identify low-risk sea ports, allowing Blueray Cargo to strategically route shipments through the ‘green lane’ to bypass intensive customs inspections.

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) prosecutors have charged three leaders of Blueray Cargo: John Field (Head of Blueray Cargo), Dedy Kurniawan Sukolo (Operational Manager), and Andri (Import Documentation Team Leader). The prosecution alleges the defendants provided bribes totaling SGD 61.3 billion (equivalent) in Singapore Dollars, alongside luxury goods and facilities valued at approximately Rp 1.8 billion.