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Lamborghini of Mining Boss and Corruption Suspect Found Hidden in Alley

| Source: DETIK Translated from Indonesian | Legal
Lamborghini of Mining Boss and Corruption Suspect Found Hidden in Alley
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The Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) has seized a Lamborghini linked to a corruption case involving a mining business permit (IUP) for PT QSS in West Kalimantan, with suspect Sudianto alias Aseng. The luxury car was found hidden in an alley, and its key had been thrown into a ditch.

Based on photos seen by detikcom on Friday (3/7/2026), the red Lamborghini was parked on the side of a road in an alley in the West Kalimantan region. The vehicle was seen covered with a red cloth.

The car key was reportedly thrown into a ditch, an act suspected to have been done to mislead officers.

“During the search in the West Kalimantan jurisdiction, the investigation team discovered assets belonging to suspect SDT alias Aseng, including several vehicles, one of which was a 2022 Lamborghini Huracan that had been hidden in an alley, with its key thrown into a ditch,” said the Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna.

The vehicle has been transported to Jakarta. Investigators from the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) have since placed official police lines and seals on the car.

Beyond the Lamborghini, investigators also seized 46 dump trucks and over a dozen pieces of heavy mining equipment. Additionally, four plots of land with buildings and two vacant plots, all located in Pontianak, were confiscated.

Anang stated that the searches and seizures were carried out by investigators between 11 and 16 June 2026. He noted that these measures were taken as part of efforts to recover state financial losses.

The following is a breakdown of the assets seized by investigators:

• 1 2022 Lamborghini Huracan

• 1 Fortuner VRZ

• 1 Toyota Camry

• 46 dump trucks

• 10 excavators

• 2 bulldozers

• 3 Triton operational vehicles

• 4 plots of land and buildings in Pontianak

• 2 vacant plots of land in Pontianak

• 8 kilograms of gold bars

In total, five suspects have been named in this case:

  1. Sudianto (SDT) alias Aseng, the Beneficial Owner of PT QSS;

  2. YA, Commissioner of PT QSS;

  3. IA, Licensing Consultant for PT QSS and Director of PT BMU;

  4. HSFD, Mining Analyst at the Directorate of Mineral Enterprise Development, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources;

  5. AP, Director of PT QSS.

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