The Attorney General's Office Reveals Judge Djuyamto Titip Tas To The Security Guard Before Becoming A CPO Corruption Suspect

Judge Djuyamto (orange spring) is a suspect in the alleged bribery case of a corruption case in the provision of CPO facilities at the AGO Building, Jakarta, Monday, April 14, 2025 in the early hours of the morning. (ANTARA)

The Attorney General's Office (AGO) revealed that Judge Djuyamto (DJU), a suspect in the alleged bribery case of a freelance decision (ontslag), left the bag with the security guard of the South Jakarta District Court (Jaksel) before being named a suspect.

"It's true (Djuyamto entrusted the bag to the security guard of the South Jakarta District Court, ed.)," said Head of the Legal Information Center (Kapuspenkum) of the Attorney General's Office, Harli Siregar, to reporters in Jakarta, Thursday, April 17, as reported by Antara.

The bag, he continued, had been handed over by the South Jakarta District Court security guard to investigators at the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) at the AGO on Wednesday, April 16.

"Just yesterday afternoon it was handed over by the security guard, which was covered by two phones and 37 Singapore dollars if I'm not mistaken," he said.

Regarding the time and purpose of saving the bag to the security guard, Kapuspenkum Harli could not reveal it. Currently, the bag has been confiscated by investigators.

"The confiscation news already exists," he said.

It is known that Judge Djuyamto (DJU) became a suspect in the alleged bribery case and/or gratification related to the decision of a corruption case in the provision of a crude palm oil (CPO) export facility at the Central Jakarta District Court.

Director of Investigation at Jampidsus Abdul Qohar said that Djuyamto as the presiding judge of the panel of judges received bribes worth Rp. 6 billion from the suspect Muhammad Arif Nuryanta (MAN), who at that time served as Deputy Chair of the Central Jakarta District Court.

Meanwhile, Arif received bribes worth Rp. 60 billion from the suspect Muhammad Syafei (MSY) as Wilmar's legal team through intermediary Wahyu Gunawan (WG) as the young clerk of the North Jakarta District Court.

Apart from Djuyamto, judges from the panel of judges, namely Agam Syarif Baharudin (ASB) and Ali Muhtarom (AM) also received bribes from the suspect Arif.

The three judges accepted bribes in a state of knowing that the money was to smooth out the decision to be handed down (ontslag) against corporate suspects including PT Wilmar Group, PT Permata Hijau Group, and PT Musim Mas Group.

The three judges were subject to Article 12 letter c in conjunction with Article 12 letter b jo. Article 6 paragraph (2) jo. Article 18 of Law (UU) Number 31 of 1999 concerning Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption as amended by Law Number 20 of 2021 jo. Article 55 paragraph (1) 1st of the Criminal Code.