The Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police is coordinating with the KPK regarding the case involving AKBP Bambang Kayun. The coordination aims to delegate the alleged gratification case.
AKBP Bambang Kayun was named a suspect by the KPK. He is suspected of receiving money and vehicles after dealing with falsification of letters in the fight for the rights of the heirs of PT Aria Citra Mulia at the National Police Headquarters.
"The latest development between Tipidkor and the KPK is currently coordinating in the context of delegating its handling," said Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo to reporters, Wednesday, November 23.
The reason behind handing over the handling of the case from Bareskrim to the KPK is to ensure transparency. Moreover, the Directorate of Corruption Crimes at Bareskrim is also investigating the same case.
"For the case referred to by Tipidkor, the case is also being handled," said Dedi.
On the other hand, Dedi said AKBP Bambang Kayun had been processed internally by holding a trial of the Police Code of Ethics Commission (KKEP). However, the results cannot be conveyed.
"The person concerned has also undergone the Propam code of ethics process," said Dedi.
The KPK has named AKBP Bambang Kayun a suspect in bribery and gratification. He is suspected of receiving money and vehicles after dealing with falsification of letters in the fight for the rights of PT Aria Citra Mulia's heirs at the National Police Headquarters.
"It is suspected that the suspect (Bambang Kayun) received billions of rupiah and also goods in the form of luxury vehicles ( Fortuner cars)," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri.
Ali did not specify how much money Bambang received. The anti-corruption commission only stated that evidence would still be sought, including by examining witnesses.
Ali said, his institution would be transparent in investigating the alleged bribery and gratification. "KPK will be open to conveying every development of this case to the public and hope for support from all parties to bring this case to the trial stage," said Ali.
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