Febrie Adriansyah Resigns as Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes

Attorney General ST Burhanuddin has accepted the resignation of Febrie Adriansyah from his position as Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus). The announcement was made by the Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, via a written statement on Saturday, 11 July 2026. “The Attorney General of the Republic of Indonesia, ST Burhanuddin, has accepted the resignation of Febrie Adriansyah from his position as Jampidsus,” Anang stated. According to Anang, the decision reflects a commitment to upholding the integrity, objectivity, and neutrality of the law enforcement process amidst an ongoing investigation being handled by the National Police. “The Attorney General’s Office respects this decision and ensures that all duties, functions, and case handling within the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes will continue to operate normally according to established mechanisms,” he said. He stressed that all case handling processes within the Jampidsus will proceed as usual, ensuring no disruption to law enforcement. The Adhyaksa Corps also urged all parties to respect the ongoing legal process and refrain from drawing premature conclusions before the process is complete. “The Attorney General’s Office invites all parties to respect the ongoing legal process and uphold the principle of presumption of innocence,” he added. Febrie Adriansyah’s name recently came under scrutiny after being linked to three investigations into alleged corruption and money laundering handled by a joint team from the Police Anti-Corruption Corps and the Metro Jaya Police’s Special Criminal Investigation Directorate. The three cases involve alleged corruption in coal procurement for PLN, which reportedly caused a blackout, the PT Asabri case, and alleged money laundering in the debt settlement of PT CBS to PT KNI related to Krakatau Steel. During the investigation, officers searched at least 13 locations in Jakarta and Bogor, including the Cafe de’CLAN Signature, a Koin Money Changer outlet in Cipete, and Febrie Adriansyah’s residence in the Sentul area of Bogor Regency. From the search in Cipete, investigators seized assets including approximately Rp67 billion in cash. Meanwhile, from the Sentul residence, police secured a safe containing 74 kilogrammes of gold bars, cash in US dollars, Singapore dollars, and rupiah, with the total value estimated at Rp476 billion.