JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is still pursuing a fugitive in the interim replacement bribery (PAW) case for DPR member Harun Masiku. Acting (Plt) Deputy for Enforcement and Execution of the KPK Asep Guntur Rahayu said investigators had even just returned from out of town after receiving new information.
"Investigators in the weeks are back, yes, from out of town to look for it," Asep told reporters at the KPK's Merah Putih building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Wednesday, August 6.
Asep but was reluctant to specify which city the investigators were visiting. He only said there was information that must be followed up.
"Because there is information somewhere, we have confirmed that we are looking for it," he said.
As previously reported, Deputy Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Fitroh Rochicahyanto said his agency was still pursuing five suspects who were on the wanted list (DPO). The five are debts that must be resolved.
This was conveyed by Fitroh at the KPK Performance press conference in Semester I 2025 which was held at the KPK's Red and White building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Wednesday, August 6.
"KPK also still has debts, namely our DPO until today we have not succeeded in arresting it," said Fitroh in the activity.
The five people being sought for existence are Paulus Tannos who is a suspect in the corruption case of the e-KTP procurement project; Harun Masiku as a suspect in the interim bribery (PAW) case for members of the DPR; and Kirana Kotama who is a corruption suspect in the procurement of ships at PT PAL.
Then, there are also suspects in other cases who turned out to be on the wanted list. They are Emylia Said and Herwansyah who are husband and wife of the suspect a suspected criminal act of forgery of letters related to the case of dispute over the rights of heirs of PT Aria Citra Mulia.
Fitroh ensured that his party had coordinated with other law enforcement officers to find the fugitive. The institution is also pursuing those who fled abroad.
"KPK has made efforts to coordinate with other law enforcers, coordinate with other countries to be able to arrest them, but to this day it has not been successful," said the former Director of Prosecution of the KPK.
"Hopefully, with prayers from all Indonesian people, the KPK can settle this debt," concluded Fitroh.
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