Prosecutor from Teddy Minahasa Case Appointed as Head of Special Crimes in Central Lombok

The Central Lombok District Prosecutor’s Office in West Nusa Tenggara has carried out an organisational refresh through the transfer and promotion of several structural officials. The most notable change is the appointment of Tompian Jopi Pasaribu as the new Head of the Special Crimes Section, replacing Dimas Praja Subroto, who has been promoted to a task force role within the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes at the Attorney General’s Office. Prior to this role, Pasaribu served as a functional prosecutor at the DKI Jakarta High Prosecutor’s Office and previously held the position of Head of the Intelligence Sub-Section at the Depok District Prosecutor’s Office. During his career, he was notably a member of the public prosecution team in the narcotics case involving former West Sumatra Police Chief, Inspector General Teddy Minahasa Putra. In other changes, Fajar Said, the former Head of General Crimes, has been promoted to Head of Asset Recovery and Evidence Management at the Tangerang City Prosecutor’s Office. Terry Endro Arie Wibowo, the former Head of Asset Recovery and Evidence Management in Central Lombok, has been promoted to Head of Intelligence at the Kulon Progo District Prosecutor’s Office. His position is now filled by Rika Ekayanti, the former Head of Civil and State Administrative Law, while R. Imam Pribadi takes over the civil law section. Head of Intelligence Alfa Dera confirmed the mutations, stating that the new leadership formation reinforces the office’s commitment to strengthening law enforcement, asset recovery, public legal services, and crime prevention. He expressed optimism that the new composition, particularly Pasaribu’s extensive experience in handling national-scale cases, would bolster the handling of special crimes, especially the eradication of corruption in Central Lombok.