Police Verify 74 kg of Gold Linked to Alleged Corruption Involving Febrie Adriansyah
The Indonesian National Police, together with PT Pegadaian, are checking 74 kilograms of gold related to an alleged corruption case that has ensnared former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) at the Attorney General’s Office, Febrie Adriansyah. The gold was seized by police during a series of searches conducted some time ago.
“We are conducting tests on the existing evidence. Today, it concerns the gold evidence found, totalling 74 pieces or the equivalent of 74 kg,” said Polda Metro Jaya Head of Public Relations, Senior Commissioner Budi Hermanto, to reporters on Monday (13/7/2026).
Head of the G-Lab Operations Department at PT Pegadaian, Rubika Giovani Malewa, added that her team had already conducted an initial check on the gold. She stated that they would verify the authenticity and weight of the gold.
“From PT Pegadaian, we will carry out technical testing on the evidence in the form of gold, for which we have already done an initial check of 74 pieces, with each piece possibly weighing around 1 kilogram,” she said.
“For the testing, firstly we identify its authenticity, and secondly we determine its qualification, namely its purity and also its weight,” she added.
It is known that the National Police conducted searches at 12 locations, ranging from the Cipete area in South Jakarta to Sentul, Bogor, West Java. The following are the results of the searches at various locations based on information from the Police’s Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortas Tipikor).
Search Results at de’Clan Cipete:
Documents
Mobile phones
SGD 3,130,000 in SGD 100 notes
USD 889,965
Rp 259,159,000
Police subsequently converted all the cash into rupiah, totalling Rp 60 billion.
Search Results at a Money Changer in Cipete:
71 items of evidence
16 foreign currencies, converted to rupiah totalling approximately Rp 7.2 billion
Search Results at a Luxury House in Sentul:
74 kg of gold bars
USD 4,767,300
SGD 14,083,800
Rp 100,000,000
Documents
Mobile phones
Several family photographs of the suspected owner of the house and safe
Police subsequently converted all the cash into rupiah, totalling Rp 476 billion.
In this case, former Jampidsus Febrie Adriansyah and Don Ritto have now been named as suspects by the Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortas Tipikor). The naming of the suspects came shortly after Febrie resigned from his post as Jampidsus.
Febrie was named a suspect in connection with three alleged corruption cases, namely coal, ASABRI, and Krakatau Steel. The case has now been transferred to the Attorney General’s Office and is being supervised by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and monitored by Commission III of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) through the formation of a working committee.
Meanwhile, Commission III of the DPR has confirmed it will pay close attention to the legal process concerning the coal, ASABRI, and Krakatau Steel corruption cases. Chairman of Commission III, Habiburokhman, stressed that the high-profile case implicating law enforcement officials relates to individuals rather than institutions.
“There are several points to announce. First, Commission III is taking the initiative to ensure that the cases widely reported recently can proceed within legal corridors and be thoroughly investigated according to the law,” said Habiburokhman during a press conference at the Attorney General’s Office in South Jakarta on Saturday (11/7).
Habiburokhman asserted that his party would oversee the process to prevent any actions exceeding legal authority between law enforcement institutions during the investigation.
“Secondly, we also want to ensure there are no excesses, clashes, or friction between institutions regarding the handling of this case. Because, however you look at it, this is a case concerning individuals, concerning people, concerning persons, not institutions,” he stated.