KPK Searches For Lukas Enembe's Assets Abroad Suspected Of Corruption Results

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

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is focused on finding the assets of the inactive Papua Governor Lukas Enembe in another country. There are allegations that the bribes and gratuities he received were brought abroad, precisely Singapore to be converted into assets. This was conveyed by the Head of the KPK News Section, Ali Fikri, in response to a number of flight attendants' examinations in the case of the money laundering crime (TPPU), Lukas Enembe. They are suspected of being tasked with carrying money from the results of the presumptuous practice that occurred. "Our focus is whether the money turns into assets abroad," Ali told reporters, Friday, September 1. Ali said it was important for investigators to find evidence that the bribes and gratuities enjoyed by Lukas had turned into assets. "Although there are other elements, spending or storing elements in the account enter the money laundering offense, the important thing is to pursue changes in assets," he said. Previously, the anti-corruption commission continued to investigate allegations of money laundering by Lukas Enembe. In fact, investigators studied information about business ownership in Singapore from a witness, Roy Letlora, who is a private employee. The alleged money laundering was revealed after the KPK ensnared Lukas in the bribery and gratification case. In the bribery case, he allegedly received money from the Director of PT Tabi Bangun Papua, Rijatono Lakka. Meanwhile, gratification is allegedly given by other private parties in order to get projects in Papua.

From this money laundering case, 27 of Lukas' assets were confiscated by the KPK. Among them are money worth Rp. 81,628,693,000; 5,100 US dollars; and 26,300 Singapore dollars; assets in the form of land and buildings; as well as precious metals.