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Febrie Adriansyah faces pre‑trial motions and police scrutiny after gold seizure

Former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah was named a suspect in a money‑laundering case that includes 74 kg of gold and cash worth roughly Rp 476 billion (≈US$30 million). The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) temporarily suspended his prosecutor status effective 31 July 2026. Adriansyah’s legal team announced plans to file two pre‑trial motions to challenge his suspect designation, the police’s actions and the alleged double‑designation by both the police and the Attorney General.

The police anti‑corruption unit (Kortastipidkor Polri) said it is prepared to face the lawsuits, while the Attorney General’s Office maintains that the suspect designation follows legal procedure. SETARA Institute has called on President Prabowo Subianto to transfer the case to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). Separate raids by Kejagung on the homes of lawyer Don Ritto and on Adriansyah’s residence seized documents linked to the investigation.

Multiple pre‑trial petitions have been filed with the Jakarta South District Court, outlining six main procedural grievances, including alleged violations of the new criminal and procedural codes, the lack of a concrete basis for the detention order, and the claim that the suspect was designated twice for the same incident.

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Ahmad Yusuf Afandike · Attorney General's Office (AGO) · Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) · Febrie Adriansyah · Hermawanto · Kejagung · Kejaksaan Agung · Kortastipidkor Polri · S. T. Burhanuddin · SETARA Institute

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