Febrie Adriansyah Detained by KPK Amid TPPU Corruption Probe

Former Deputy Special Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah was taken into custody by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) after the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) examined him on suspicion of receiving bribes and gratification linked to PT ASABRI and of involvement in a money‑laundering scheme (TPPU). On 24 July 2026 he was moved from Kejagung to the KPK detention house without the usual pink vest or handcuffs. The detention follows a new investigation order (sprindik) issued on 20 July 2026, which was prompted by the seizure of 74 kg of gold and cash amounting to hundreds of billions of rupiah at his Sentul residence. Kejagung’s Rudi Margono said the sprindik allows investigators to examine the evidence before formal prosecution. Febrie has said he feels “criminalised” and argues the evidence is insufficient. KPK confirmed it received a request from Kejagung for supervisory coordination on the case. High‑profile lawyer Hotman Paris withdrew as Adriansyah’s counsel, citing a spinal‑nerve condition. The case is being handled by Kejagung’s Team 9, with ongoing coordination between the prosecutor’s office and KPK.