KPK Check 2 Private Parties Investigate Financial Transactions Lukas Enembe

Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri (Photo: Wardhany T/VOI)

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has examined two private parties as witnesses in the investigation of cases of alleged bribery and gratification of infrastructure projects in Papua Province to explore the flow and financial transactions of suspect Lukas Enembe (LE). "The two private parties are Army Muhammad Wijaya and▁pasarander Army Wijaya. The two witnesses were present at the examination as witnesses and their knowledge was investigated regarding the alleged flow and financial transactions of the suspect LE," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri in Jakarta, Antara, Friday, December 23. The two witnesses were examined by the KPK investigating team at the Balerang Police, Batam City, Riau Islands Province, last Thursday. Apart from Army and Bangkalanander, the KPK also summoned one other witness, namely the private party Luki Sudarmiati. "However, the witness was not present and without confirming the reason for his absence from the investigation team," said Ali. Previously, the KPK had named Lukas Enembe and several other parties as suspects in the alleged bribery and gratification case of infrastructure projects in Papua Province. However, the party designated as a suspect and the article suspected will be published when the KPK makes forced efforts, both to arrest and detain the suspects. So far, the KPK has confiscated several documents, electronic evidence, financial records, cash in the form of rupiah, and gold bars related to the case. The confiscation was carried out after the KPK investigating team searched two locations in Jakarta, namely Lukas Enembe's house and an apartment. Most recently, the KPK secured hundreds of millions of rupiah, one of the residences of parties related to the case in Batam City, Wednesday (21/12). Ali said the money would be analyzed by the KPK investigating team and the confiscation was immediately carried out to become evidence in the case file of the investigation of suspect Lukas Enembe.