JAM Military Crimes AGO Remains Two Corruption Suspects Army Housing Compulsory Savings

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JAKARTA - Investigators of the Junior Attorney General for Military Crimes (JAMPidmil) at the Attorney General's Office have named two suspects in the alleged corruption case of the Army Housing Compulsory Savings Account (TWP AD) for the 2013-2020 period.

The two suspects are the TNI Brigadier General (Brigjen) with the initials YAK, as the TWP AD Finance Director since March 2019 and NPP, as the President Director of PT Griya Sari Harta (GSH).

"Against the two suspects, Brigadier General YAK has been detained at the TNI AD Military Police Central Military Detention Center since July 22, 2021 until now," said Head of the Attorney General's Office for Legal Information, Leonard Eben Ezer Simanjuntak at a press conference quoted by Antara, Friday, December 10. .

Meanwhile, the NPP suspect has been detained starting today, December 10, 2021, for the next 20 days at the Salemba State Detention Center (Rutan) of the Attorney General's Office Branch.

Leonard revealed that in this case the suspect YAK is believed to have issued Rp127.7 billion from the TWP AD account to his personal account for his personal interests.

"Suspect YAK transferred the money to suspect NPP's account under the pretext of procuring housing lots for TNI soldiers," said Leonard.

Meanwhile, the NPP suspect is believed to have received the transfer money from YAK and used it for his personal and corporate interests, namely PT GSH.

YAK and NPP also collaborated with A as the President Director of PT Indah Bumi Utama, Colonel Czi (Ret.) CW and KGSM from PT Artha Mulia Adi Niaga.

Leonard said that the placement of TWP AD funds by the suspect was not in accordance with the provisions and investments based on the Decree of the Army Chief of Staff Number Kep/181/III/2018 dated March 12, 2018.

The domain of TWPAD funds, said Leonard, was misused by the suspect, including the domain of state finances, so that it could become a state financial loss, because TWP funds are from soldiers' salaries which are deducted by an auto debit system directly from soldiers' salaries before being handed over, so the state is burdened with the obligation to return the money. have abused it to the soldiers.

"The actions of the two suspects have resulted in state financial losses of Rp. 127.73 billion, based on the calculation of state losses by BPKP," said Leonard.

For their actions, JAMPidmil investigators at the Attorney General's Office ensnared YAK and NPP with Article 2 Paragraph (1) in conjunction with Article 3 in conjunction with Article 8 in conjunction with Article 18 of the Law on the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption.