West Jakarta Immigration Official Sting: KPK Seizes US Dollars, Singapore Dollars, and Gold

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has disclosed several pieces of evidence secured during a sting operation (OTT) related to the case involving the Head of the West Jakarta Class I Non-TPI Immigration Office, Ronald Arman Abdullah.

KPK Spokesperson Budi Prasetyo stated that the seized evidence includes not only cash but also vehicles and precious metals. “The evidence secured includes vehicles such as cars and motorcycles, as well as cash in the form of foreign currencies, specifically USD (US Dollars) and SGD (Singapore Dollars), and also gold bullion,” Budi Prasetyo said at the KPK Merah Putih Building, Jakarta, on Wednesday, 3 June 2026.

Although the types of evidence found have been disclosed, the KPK has not yet detailed the total amount or the overall value of the assets secured in the operation. According to Budi, investigators are still conducting data collection and further investigation into all the seized evidence. “We will continue to provide updates on the developments, including the secured evidence. We will provide a detailed update regarding the amounts later,” he said.

Currently, the KPK team has a maximum of 24 hours to determine the legal status of the parties detained during the sting operation, as regulated by the Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP).

Previously, the KPK confirmed that it had conducted a sting operation within the West Jakarta Immigration Office. This marks the 11th sting operation carried out by the anti-corruption agency throughout 2026. “It is true, there was a sting operation at West Jakarta Immigration,” KPK Deputy Chairman Fitroh Rohcahyanto told ANTARA in Jakarta on Wednesday.

Regarding the progress of the case, the KPK stated that it has temporarily secured dozens of individuals since the operation began on the night of Tuesday, 2 June 2026. One of the parties detained is Ronald Arman Abdullah, the Head of the West Jakarta Class I Non-TPI Immigration Office. In addition to questioning those detained, the KPK team is also expanding the investigation to several regions. On Wednesday, officers were reported to be active in the field conducting enforcement activities and information gathering in the Bali and West Java regions.