Kejagung Detains Febrie Adriansyah, Takes Him to KPK Jail
The detention followed a second questioning as a new money-laundering case also ensnared the former special crimes deputy attorney general.
The detention followed a second questioning as a new money-laundering case also ensnared the former special crimes deputy attorney general.
What's new: Febrie Adriansyah was detained after questioning and accused of money laundering while serving as Indonesia's top anti-corruption prosecutor.
Febrie's legal representation will continue without Hotman, while Massagus Farizi is said to remain on the team.
The two press groups said the remarks violated ethics and conflicted with legal protections for journalistic work under the Press Law.
Investigators asked 18 questions Friday in a probe limited to PT Asabri, not PT Krakatau Steel or PLN PLTU coal procurement.
Kejagung also opened three new probes after taking over cases from police, covering Asabri, PT Krakatau Steel and PLN coal procurement.
U.S. dollar and rupiah cash seized with it were also deemed genuine, while verification of Singapore dollars awaits a lab letter.
The second-phase transfer moves the suspect and evidence to prosecutors for indictment and trial preparation.
The party asked that Prabowo Subianto’s name not be used in defending Febrie Adriansyah, who is now a suspect.
Kejagung is forming a special team and bringing in KPK oversight to reduce any conflict of interest.
Investigators also asked about Febrie's Sentul house, which Hotman Paris Hutapea said had been out of his control since 2022.
The transfer follows the phased submission of files in three corruption and money-laundering cases handled by Polri.
The transfer took place Friday afternoon under tight Brimob escort, including suitcases and container boxes of evidence.