KPK Ready to Accept Transfer of Jampidsus House Case from Police

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has stated it is ready to handle the alleged corruption case currently under investigation by the National Police’s Anti-Corruption Task Force (Kortastipidkor). The KPK said it stands ready to carry out its supervisory function if needed, following the discovery of several pieces of evidence at the home of the Attorney General’s Office’s Junior Attorney for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah.

“We are certainly ready (for the case to be handed over to the KPK); ‘not ready’ is not in our vocabulary,” said KPK Deputy Chairman Johanis Tanak to reporters in Jakarta on Friday (9/7/2026). Regarding the potential handover of the case from the National Police to the KPK, Tanak affirmed that his team stands ready to work based on the applicable legal regulations.

However, Tanak noted that, to date, the KPK has not conducted any supervision over the work of the National Police’s Kortastipidkor. He also expressed respect for the law enforcement process currently underway at the National Police Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) and the Jakarta Metropolitan Police’s Special Crimes Directorate.

“We have not done anything yet, because they are still carrying out legal proceedings in accordance with criminal procedural law,” Tanak said.

According to Tanak, certain conditions must be met before the KPK exercises supervision over a case. Nevertheless, he did not specify what those conditions are. “There are requirements for conducting supervision of a case,” Tanak said.

Previously, during a search of Cafe de’CLAN Signature in Cipete, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (8/7/2026), National Police and regional police investigators discovered a large safe hidden behind a cabinet on the second floor. The safe contained cash worth approximately Rp 60 billion, comprising 3,130,000 Singapore dollars, 889,965 US dollars, and Rp 259.15 million in cash.