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ILLUSTRA TION / VOI

JAKARTA - The Intelligence Team of the Attorney General's Office together with the intelligence team of the Central Java-West Java Attorney General's Office arrested R Rully Nuryawan. Rully was arrested for claiming to be a prosecutor alias fake prosecutor.

Kapuspenkum AGO Leondard Eben Ezer Simanjuntak said that Rully, a fake prosecutor, was arrested at the Patra Hotel, Semarang.

The arrest was made after the Attorney General's Office received a public complaint report that reported Rully. The reporter said that Rully committed fraud in the management of the IT procurement project at the West Java Bank amounting to Rp40 billion. Rully is said to have received Rp1.9 billion in money.

"Rully Nuryawan also received Rp 300 million from a person whose name is not yet known to settle the case at the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)," Leonard said in a written statement, Thursday, August 24.

After receiving complaints from the public, the AGO's Intelligence Team moved quickly to trace the whereabouts of the person in question since Monday, August 23. The Prosecutor's Intelligence Team found that the person who claimed to be the prosecutor was staying at the Patra Hotel, Semarang, Central Java.

"During the search, fake identities were found, namely the Prosecutor's identification card at the Deputy Attorney General for Intelligence, a member card of the Polda Metro Jaya, a Vehicle Registration Certificate (STNK), 2 (two) mobile phones, a wallet, and cash amounting to Rp 304,600,000. , said Leonard.

Rully was immediately taken to the West Java Prosecutor's Office and will be handed over to the West Java Regional Police.

"We urge people who have been deceived by individuals who claim to be named R. Rully Nuryyawan, to immediately report to the West Java High Prosecutor's Office or West Java (Polda)," continued Leonard.

The Attorney General's Office reminded the public not to trust individuals who claim to be prosecutors to manage projects and immediately check the identity of individuals claiming to be prosecutors or prosecutors' employees directly to the Attorney General's Office.