P-21 Dossier: Attorney General's Office to Transfer Febrie Adriansyah Case to South Jakarta Prosecutor Tomorrow
The disclosure of corruption within the Ministry of ATR/BPN must serve as a gateway to uncovering broader land-related issues.
TIM 9 of the Attorney General’s Office has scheduled the transfer of suspects and case files (Phase II) regarding the alleged extortion and money laundering (TPPU) case involving former Jamppendus official Febrie Adriansyah to the South Jakarta District Prosecutor’s Office on Friday (18/09/2026).
The Head of the Legal Information Centre (Kapuspenkum) of the Attorney General’s Office, Anang Supriatna, confirmed that the case files have been declared complete, or P-21. In addition to Febrie, two other suspects will also be transferred at the same time.
“It is true (they will be transferred). Yesterday, the case files were declared P-21 and complete,” Anang stated in Jakarta on Thursday (17/09). The two additional suspects are Don Ritto, a lawyer, and Nurman Herin from the private sector, both of whom are charged under money laundering articles.
Anang added that the transfer process is likely to take place during the afternoon, although the exact time is pending technical coordination. This transfer marks the conclusion of the investigation stage by the Attorney General’s Office’s TIM 9, moving the case immediately into the prosecution stage.
Previously, the Coordinator of TIM 9 and also the Junior Attorney General for Supervision (Jamwas), Rudi Margono, explained that the predicate crime in this case involves alleged corruption in the form of extortion by state officials. This matter is related to the handling of major cases involving PT ASABRI and PT Asuransi Jiwasraya.
During the investigation, the Attorney General’s Office has issued four investigation orders (sprindik). The scope of the case includes alleged corruption in PT KNI, coal governance in coal-fired power plants (PLTU), and the handling of corruption cases involving state-owned insurance companies.
As part of strengthening the evidence, investigators have also received the transfer of physical evidence from the National Police. This evidence includes 74 kilograms of gold and foreign currency valued at hundreds of billions of Rupiah, suspected to be linked to the suspects’ money laundering activities.
The Attorney General’s Office previously announced the seizure and deposit of Rp1,003,184,000,000 (approximately Rp1.003 trillion) and US$166,000 from PT PSMI.