KPK Seizes Vehicle and 1 Billion Rupiah in Customs Case
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has seized various evidence related to an alleged bribery case involving the importation of goods at the Directorate General of Customs under the Ministry of Finance. One vehicle and cash worth SGD 78,000 or approximately 1.1 billion rupiah were confiscated.
“The investigators carried out seizures of related parties, comprising one four-wheeled vehicle and cash worth SGD 78,000 or equivalent to approximately 1 billion rupiah plus,” said KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo to journalists on Monday (16 March 2026).
Budi stated that the seizure constitutes asset recovery efforts in the case. He said investigators continue to trace additional assets and the roles of other parties involved in the matter.
“Corruption in the customs sector does not only degrade the potential state revenue, but also has adverse effects on competitiveness and the national business climate, including for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia,” he said.
Previously, the KPK had seized five vehicles. These vehicles were confiscated from the Customs Directorate General headquarters in Jakarta.
“Related to the Customs case, early this week investigators carried out seizures of five four-wheeled vehicles that were confiscated at the headquarters of the Directorate General of Customs in Jakarta,” said KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo at KPK headquarters in Kuningan, Jakarta, on Thursday (5 March).
Budi explained that the vehicles were allegedly obtained from corruption proceeds. The vehicles were also used for operational purposes by those involved in this case.
KPK’s Deputy for Enforcement Asep Guntur revealed that there was an agreement between Kasi Intel Bea and Cukai (Customs Intelligence Section Head) Orlando Hamonangan and Kasubdit Intel Bea and Cukai (Deputy Head of Customs Intelligence) Sisprian Subiaksono with PT Blueray owner John Field, PT Blueray Import Documents Team Head Andri, and PT Blueray Operations Manager Dedy Kurniawan in October 2025. They allegedly agreed to arrange import routes for goods into Indonesia.
The KPK stated that the Ministry of Finance Regulation governs two types of routes in the customs supervision service for imported goods. There is a green lane which is a route for goods clearance without physical inspection, and a red lane which is a route for goods clearance with physical inspection.
“Subsequently, FLR (Customs official Filar) received instructions from ORL (Orlando) to adjust the parameters of the red lane and follow up by setting the rule set at 70 per cent,” said Asep as quoted on Friday (6 February).
Currently there are seven suspects in the import goods bribery case at Customs. These are their identities:
Rizal (RZL) as Director of Enforcement and Investigation of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (P2 DJBC) for the period 2024 to January 2026;
Sisprian Subiaksono (SIS) as Head of Subdirectorate of Intelligence, Enforcement and Investigation of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Kasubdit Intel P2 DJBC);
Orlando (ORL) as Head of Intelligence Section of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Kasi Intel DJBC);
John Field (JF) as Owner of PT Blueray;
Andri (AND) as Head of Import Documents Team at PT Blueray;
Dedy Kurniawan (DK) as Operations Manager at PT Blueray;
Budiman Bayu Prasojo (BBP) as Head of Excise Intelligence Section P2 DJBC Customs.