The Attorney General's Office Examines Bambang Wibisono In The Alleged Corruption Case Of Money Laundering Duta Palma

The Attorney General's Office (AGO) continues to investigate cases of alleged corruption and money laundering (TPPU) in PT Duta Palma Group's oil palm plantation business activities in Indra Giri Hulu Regency. Recently, investigators examined Bambang Wibisono, who is the Head of the Cenaku Lestari Cooperative.

"The witness being examined has the initials BW as a retired civil servant of the Riau Provincial Education Office who is also the Chair of the Cenaku Lestari Cooperative)," said Head of the AGO, Harli Siregar in his statement, Wednesday, September 18.

However, it was not clearly stated what was extracted from the statements of the witnesses. It is only stated that the examination will take place at the Directorate of Investigation of the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) on Tuesday, September 17.

"The witness examination was carried out to strengthen the evidence and complete the filing in the case," said Harli.

The investigation into alleged corruption and money laundering offenses is the development of a previous case that has named Surya Darmadi as a convict.

The development was carried out because from the node decision, new evidence was obtained regarding the alleged corruption crime committed by the Palma Group Ambassador.

Originally, in this case, the AGO had also named a total of 7 corporations as suspects. They are PT Palma Satu; PT Banyu Bening Utama; PT Panca Agro Lestari; PT Kencana Amal Tani; PT Asset Pacific; and PT Darmex Plantations.