74 Kg Gold and Foreign Currency from 12 Locations of Searches for Alleged Corruption Cases Seized by the Police

JAKARTA - The joint team of the Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortastipidkor) of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police and the Metro Jaya Police searched 12 locations in the investigation of alleged corruption, bribery, gratification, and money laundering (TPPU) crimes.

From the search, investigators seized 74 kilograms of gold bars and cash in various currencies worth hundreds of billions of rupiah.

The Head of Public Relations of the Metro Jaya Police said that the case was handled through a joint investigation between the National Police's Kortastipidkor and the Metro Jaya Police joint team based on a police report issued in January 2026.

"Eradication of corruption is the attention of the President of the Republic of Indonesia in the 7th Priority Program of the Asta Cita Program, namely strengthening political, legal, and bureaucratic reforms and strengthening the prevention and eradication of corruption," said the Public Relations Chief at a press conference, Friday, July 10, 2026 evening

He explained that investigators had carried out a series of investigative processes, ranging from examining witnesses, searches, seizure of evidence, to deepening financial transaction documents and electronic evidence.

"In the investigation process that has been carried out, several steps have been taken, including the examination of witnesses, searches, seizure of evidence, and deepening of financial transaction documents and electronic evidence," he said.

One of the locations searched was at the Parahyangan Golf House Number 2, Babakan Madang, Bogor Regency. From this location, investigators found 74 kilograms of gold bars, cash of 4,767,300 US dollars (USD), 14,083,800 Singapore dollars (SGD), cash Rp100 million, and two family photo frames.

"From the location, evidence was found in the form of 74 kilograms of gold bars, cash amounting to 4,767,300 US dollars, 14,083,800 Singapore dollars, 100 million rupiah, and two family photo frames," he said.

In addition, a search at a money changer resulted in the seizure of cash amounting to Rp4,462,462,365, 84,356 USD, 17,595 Saudi Riyals, 83,394 SGD, 33,100 Thai Baht, 4,020 Turkish Lira, 1,223 Yuan, 152,000 Yen, 212 Malaysian Ringgit, 1,600 Rupees, 640 Australian Dollars, 61,000 Korean Won, 10 Brunei Dollars, 150 Vietnamese Dong, and 100 New Zealand Dollars.

At another location, namely Cafe The Clan in Cipedak area, investigators found cash of 3,130,000 SGD, 889,965 USD, and Rp259,159,000. Meanwhile, from a house in Cilandak area, South Jakarta, found cash Rp520 million and 133,000 USD.

Budi said that so far investigators have examined 15 witnesses to investigate alleged corruption crimes, including bribes, gratuities, and money laundering crimes.

"From the results found, and based on the statements of 15 witnesses who have been questioned so far, investigators have taken steps to deepen the alleged corruption, whether in the form of bribes, gratuities, or money laundering," he said.

He added that the investigation process is still ongoing and appreciates the public's support for efforts to uncover the case.

"We also express our appreciation to all people who have helped and supported the implementation of the investigation process until the investigation," he concluded.