Assets Of IDR 12.7 Billion Belonging To Bambang Kayun Confiscated By The KPK, There Are Houses To Deposits

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JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) confiscated assets belonging to AKBP Bambang Kayun, who is a suspect in alleged bribery and gratuities related to falsification of letters in the case of dispute over the rights of heirs of PT Aria Citra Mulia (ACM). Types vary from bonds to houses. "The investigative team has confiscated various assets that allegedly belonged to the suspect BK," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri to reporters, Wednesday, April 3. "The assets in question are in the form of bonds, some of the money stored in several deposits and bank accounts in the name of the suspect BK and trusted people as well as houses. The value of assets is around Rp. 12.7 billion," he continued. Ali said this confiscation was part of an effort to recover losses from Bambang's actions. It is hoped that the Panel of Judges at the Corruption Court can decide so that confiscation can be carried out. "This confiscation is part of the asset recovery of the money enjoyed by the suspect and hopes that in the process of proving at trial, the panel of judges in their decision can seize the state," he said. Previously reported, AKBP Bambang Kayun Bagus was detained after being named a suspect in alleged bribery and gratuities. The receipt is allegedly related to falsification of letters in the case of the seizure of the rights of the heirs of PT Aria Citra Mulia (ACM). This case began when there was a report to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police Headquarters regarding the alleged forgery of the rights of the heirs of PT ACM. The reported parties are Emilya Said and Herwansayah who were later named suspects.

Furthermore, Bambang is suspected of selling information with the lure of Rp6 billion and 1 car to take care of and help fugitives in the case escape. In addition, Bambang is also suspected of receiving Rp50 billion from the management of other cases.