Used for Corruption, the KPK Seizes Five Cars in a Customs Import Bribery Case
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has seized five motor vehicles in connection with a bribery case at the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC). The vehicles were seized from the DJBC’s headquarters in Jakarta.
“In relation to the Customs case, investigators this week seized five four-wheeled vehicles that were seized at the Jakarta HQ of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise,” KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo said at the KPK building in Kuningan, Jakarta, on Thursday (5 March 2026).
Prasetyo explained that the cars are suspected to have been obtained from corruption proceeds. The vehicles were also used to support the operational activities of the suspects in this case.
“These vehicles are also suspected to have been used for operational activities by certain individuals in carrying out alleged acts of corruption, both relating to the importation of goods — in customs clearance processes — and related to excise,” he said.
“Currently the cars have been taken to the KPK Merah Putih building as evidence for the investigation into this case,” he added.
In this case, the KPK will summon other import intermediaries, such as PT Blueray. The inbound goods that pass through these import intermediaries include car spare parts and kitchenware.
“Some items suspected to have been included by these forwarders include spare parts for vehicles; there are also garments and other miscellaneous items such as devices or home appliances; kitchen utensils — these are items that entered through the forwarder PT Blueray,” he explained.
KPK previously disclosed that counterfeit and illegal goods can enter Indonesia due to bribery by Customs officers. KPK said the bribes allowed checks to be bypassed or not performed according to rules.
Asep Guntur disclosed there was a settlement between the Beac and Cukai Intelligence Section head Orlando Hamonangan and Subdirectorate of Intelligence head Sisprian Subiaksono with the owner of PT Blueray John Field, Head of the PT Blueray Import Documents Team Andri, and PT Blueray Operational Manager Dedy Kurniawan in October 2025. They allegedly agreed to regulate the import routes into Indonesia.
KPK says the Finance Ministry Regulation provides for two routes in the supervision of imported goods: a green route for goods released without physical check and a red route for goods released with a physical check.
“Next, the Filar Customs Officer (FLR) received orders from ORL (Orlando) to adjust the red-route parameters and proceed to develop a rule set at 70 percent,” Asep said in quotes, on Friday (6 February).
Total currently there are seven suspects in the import bribery case at Bea Cukai. The identities are:
Rizal (RZL) as Director of Enforcement and Investigation, DJBC, for 2024 to January 2026;
Sisprian Subiaksono (SIS) as Head of the Intelligence Section, Enforcement and Investigation, DJBC (Kasubdit Intel P2 DJBC);
Orlando (ORL) as Head of the Intelligence Section, DJBC (Kasi Intel DJBC);
Jhon Field (JF) as Owner of PT Blueray;
Andri (AND) as Head of the Import Documentation Team, PT Blueray;
Dedy Kurniawan (DK) as Operational Manager, PT Blueray;
Budiman Bayu Prasojo (BBP) as Head of the Intelligence and Excise Section, P2 DJBC Bea Cukai.