TANJUNG SELOR - The North Kalimantan High Court (Kejati) Special Criminal Investigation Team (Pidsus) carried out a search at four provincial government (Pemprov) offices in North Kalimantan and one Office of the Mineral and Coal Mining Supervision Representative (Minerba) of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
The Head of Legal Information of the Kaltara Regional Prosecutor's Office, Andi Sugandi, revealed that the search took place from 09.00 Wita to 17.30 Wita, Wednesday, February 11, directly led by the Special Criminal Action Assistant (Aspidsus) of the Kaltara Regional Prosecutor, Samiaji Zakaria.
"This activity is part of the investigation process for alleged corruption in the mining sector in the Kaltara Province," said Andi.
The four departments that became the location of the search were the Investment and One-Stop Service (DPMPTSP), the Forestry Service (Dishut), the Environment Service (DLH), and the Energy and Mineral Resources Service (ESDM) of the Kaltara Province. In addition, investigators also conducted a search at the mine inspector or the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources' Mineral Mining Supervision Office in Kaltara.
"This search is carried out to find and find evidence and evidence related to the case being handled," said Andi.
From the five locations, investigators secured a number of important documents, both written documents and electronic documents that are suspected to have links to the alleged corruption case in the mining sector.
"This investigation process is still ongoing and the development of the case will be carried out based on the evidence obtained from the results of the search," he concluded.
When confirmed, Andi also denied that the search referred to the letter of the Corruption Crime Court (Tipikor) at the Samarinda District Court (Kaltim) which had issued a determination of permission to search for the request of the North Kalimantan High Prosecutor (Kejati), dated February 9, 2026.
Based on the letter of Determination number 3/PenPid.Sus-TPK-GLD/2026/PN Smr, which was signed by the Deputy Chairman of the Samarinda Corruption Court, authorized the investigators of the Kaltara Prosecutor's Office to carry out searches at a number of regional and vertical agency offices located in Tanjung Selor.
In the document, searches were allowed at several locations suspected of being related to the case being handled, there were 7 offices that were allowed by the Samarinda Corruption Court to be searched.
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