Ex-KPK Employees Have Followed Pusdikmin Polri, They Are Working Comfortably Under Chief Of Police's Command

Spokesperson for the Public Relations Division of the National Police Grand Commissioner Trunoyudo W Andiko/ANTARA

JAKARTA - The Intermediate Policy Analyst for Public Information Division of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Grand Commissioner Trunoyudo W Andiko said that a former KPK employee who became a National Police ASN had attended education at the Bandung Police Administration Education Center (Pusdikmin).

"For the position of state civil servants (ASN) who have been appointed from former KPK employees, of course, they have attended education and coaching at the Bandung Police Pusdikmin," Trunoyudo said, as quoted by Antara, Monday, January 3.

The state administration institution is the organizer of the administrative education with a training duration of two weeks. The former Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) who have now become Polri ASNs received this education after being officially appointed as Polri ASNs.

Trunoyudo said the placement of 44 former KPK employees in the police would be based on the competencies possessed by each former KPK employee. However, until now, the Police have not provided information regarding the position of each former KPK employee in the police.

"We will tell you more later because there are several different SKEPs," he said.

Previously, former senior KPK investigator Novel Baswedan together with former Chairman of the KPK Employee Forum (WP) Yudi Purnomo had said that they received a friendly welcome from the ranks of the Corruption Crime Directorate (Dittipidkor) of the National Police Criminal Investigation Department on their first day, along with 42 other former KPK employees working in the police agency.

"I know and are familiar with some of them, because they worked together in investigating corruption when they were at the KPK," Yudi wrote when sharing his WhatsApp status.

Yudi said the agenda on their first day working at the police agency was to get directions regarding their next tasks.

"Currently, we are ready to accept orders and assignments from the National Police Chief," said Yudi.