Find Indications Of Corruption, Investigators Of The NTB Dompu Prosecutor's Office, Insp. Insp.

Head of the Intelligence Section of the Dompu Kejari, Indra Zulkarnain. (ANTARA)

The prosecutor's investigators collaborated with the inspectorate to calculate state losses in the alleged corruption case in the procurement of metrological and vehicle equipment at the Dompu Industry and Trade Office (Disperindag), West Nusa Tenggara. "To calculate state losses in this case, we have collaborated with the Dompu Inspectorate. Now the process is ongoing," said Head of the Intelligence Section of the Dompu Kejari, Indra Zulkarnain, who was met in Mataram, quoted from Antara, Monday, January 16. Regarding the report on the results of the Dompu Inspectorate's inspection (LHP), which previously found indications of inflating the price of goods with a difference of Rp. 167 million from the nominal procurement, Indra said the calculation this time was different from this. "This means that the findings of the inspectorate of Rp. 167 million appeared before the implementation. For this time, we ask to see after the implementation. What is it or not. That's why we ask for a re-interview (calculation of state losses)," he said. In handling this case, investigators have also found indications of a criminal act. This is related to the purchase of goods that do not meet the procurement specifications. With this, there is a record of overpayments that are now included as potential state losses. Based on data from the official website of LPSE, Dompu Regency, the budget for the procurement of metrology tools and other infrastructure is included in the project in 2018. This project work cost at least Rp1.42 billion from the Dompu APBD. The procurement of the project was carried out by a company with the initials FA with its address at Potu Village, Dompu District, Dompu Regency. At the investigation stage, the project implementer was recorded to have recovered state losses according to the Dompu Inspectorate LHP. Related to this, Indra said the recovery money is now included in the records of confiscated evidence at the Dompu Kejari.