Police Seized Assets Worth Rp15.3 Billion from Koko Erwin's Wife and Children

The family of Erwin Iskandar alias Koko Erwin consisting of his wife and two children was brought by the investigative team of the Narcotics Crime Directorate (Dittipidnarkoba) to the Bareskrim office (ANTARA/Azmi Samsul M)

JAKARTA - The Narcotics Crime Directorate (Dittipidnarkoba) of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police seized assets worth Rp. 15.3 billion from the wife and two children of drug trafficker Erwin Iskandar alias Koko Erwin, related to alleged money laundering (TPPU) crimes in the drug trade.

"Investigators are developing the TPPU case based on the financial transactions of the suspect Erwin Iskandar, which were disguised to his wife and two children," said Director of Narcotics Crime (Dirtipidnarkoba) of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police, Brigadier General Eko Hadi Santoso, as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, April 30.

He detailed, from Koko Erwin's wife with the initials VVP, investigators seized assets worth Rp1.050 billion consisting of:

Toyota Avanza car: Rp300 million Mitsubishi Xpander car: Rp350 million HGB Certificate No. 00526: Rp200 million HGB Certificate No. 00527: Rp200 million

Then, from Koko Erwin's child with the initials HSI, investigators seized assets worth Rp11.350 billion consisting of:

Shop (SHM 3271 & 3272): Rp3 billion Shop (SHM 3273): Rp2 billion Warehouse (SHM 2114): Rp2 billion Warehouse (SHM 2125): Rp1.5 billion Pajero Sport car: Rp650 million SHM 2144 invoice: Rp650 million SHM 2144 payment: Rp450 million SHM 2125 invoice: Rp825 million SHM 2125 payment: Rp275 million

Finally, from Koko Erwin's child with the initials CA, investigators seized assets of a car with a total value of Rp2.9 billion consisting of:

Toyota Hiace Premio: Rp675 million Toyota Hiace Premio: Rp675 million Toyota Hiace Commuter: Rp600 million Toyota Hiace Commuter: Rp600 million Mitsubishi Xpander: Rp350 million

"The total estimated total assets seized amounted to Rp. 15.3 billion," said Eko.

He revealed that based on the initial examination of VVP, the source of all financial transactions in the bank account belonging to VVP for the period 2025-2026 came from Koko Erwin.

"VVP gave his personal account to be used by Koko Erwin," he said.

In addition, it was revealed that the assets obtained by VVP after marrying Koko Erwin were a house in Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), and the drug trafficker had entrusted a car to VVP until March 2026.

Next, based on the results of the initial examination of HSI, it was found that Erwin had asked for HSI's account number to transfer money.

Then ordered that the money be used to buy several assets, including two warehouses and three shophouses.

"According to HSI's statement, the warehouse that was bought on behalf of HSI was given permission by Koko Erwin to use it. HSI uses the store to do agricultural entrepreneurship (pesticides and fertilizers)," said Eko.

Finally, based on the results of the examination of CA, Eko said the woman admitted that she was opened by a travel agency by Koko Erwin.

"Which was originally named PT Sumber Bima Abadi Trans Travel to PT Sukses Abadi Buana which was run by CA as a director with assets in the form of four units of Hiace cars," he said.

In addition, CA also admitted that he was bought a warehouse unit by Koko Erwin for business and had once entrusted a car by Erwin at a travel shop.

Koko Erwin's wife and two children were named suspects in the case of alleged TPPU as a result of the illegal drug trade carried out by Koko Erwin.

The three were arrested in NTB and are currently being taken to the Bareskrim Polri Building, Jakarta, to undergo intensive examination.

Koko Erwin is a drug dealer who was named a suspect in a case of alleged drug trafficking. He is suspected of being involved in the drug case of the former Bima City Police Chief Didik Putra Kuncoro.

Erwin's involvement was known from the development of cases of drug abuse and distribution in the West Nusa Tenggara Police's jurisdiction, which ensnared the former Head of the Narcotics Unit of the Bima City Police.