KPK Searches PKB Politician Reyna Usman's House In Badung Bali, Quoted

The KPK searched the house of PKB politician Reyna Usman in Banjar Bernasih, Mengwi, Badung Regency, Bali regarding the alleged corruption case in the procurement of the Ministry of Manpower's TKI protection system/PHOTO: Dafi-VOI

BADUNG - KPK searched the house of PKB politician Reyna Usman in Banjar Bernasih, Mengwi, Badung Regency, Bali regarding the alleged corruption case in the procurement of the Indonesian labor protection system (TKI) at the Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker). There were receipts confiscated.

The KPK team searched one room and a car carrying a large suitcase escorted by three police officers. During the search, one receipt was confiscated.

Meanwhile, the house guard was only asked for information by KPK officers and witnessed by Kelian or the Head of the Banjar Bernasih Service, Buduk Village, Bagus Murda.

Bagus Murda said he was asked to come to witness the search. They do not know the identity of the owner of the house.

"I was told to go to the field as a witness to find out the search. I didn't even know he and he never reported it to me. Since living here there has been no report to the Village Service. Even I don't know his name," said Murda.

The search lasted for an hour. According to Murda, a receipt was confiscated by the KPK.

"Earlier, only one receipt was mandated. About an hour of search. I signed to find out (the KPK) was conducting a search. For what receipt, I don't know," he said.

Previously, the KPK said that there were three suspects named in the corruption case at the Ministry of Manpower. Although the KPK has not yet submitted it, the Secretary of the Planning and Development Agency of the Ministry of Manpower I Nyoman Darmanta is reportedly involved.

The value of the information system procurement project that is suspected to be the result of the perpetrators reached around Rp. 20 billion. Deputy Chairman Alexander Marwata said that this system was allegedly corrupted until it could not be used to monitor migrant workers.

"Those who can only use computers to type and so on. However, the system itself is not running," he said to reporters in Jakarta, Thursday, August 24.