The Head Of PUPR For Papua Province Is Also Prevented From Going Abroad In The Lukas Enembe Case

The Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights revealed other names that were also prevented from leaving the country regarding cases of alleged bribery, gratification, and money laundering (TPPU) of the inactive Papua Governor Lukas Enembe. One of them is the Head of the Papua Province PUPR Service, Gerius One Yoman.

"The status of prevention on behalf of Gerius One Yoman is active starting April 12," said the Public Relations Sub-Coordinator of the Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights Ahmad Nursaleh when confirmed by VOI, Wednesday, April 26.

He was prevented at the request of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for the next six months until October 12. Meanwhile, the other names prevented were Fredrik Banne, who is an employee of PT Tabi Bangun Papua; lawyer Lukas Enembe, Stefanus Roy Rening; and Commissioner of PT Nirwana Sukses Building H. Sukman.

Meanwhile, the Head of the KPK News Section, Ali Fikri, said that prevention was aimed at making the four people cooperative in fulfilling the investigator's summons. Moreover, the investigation into the case that ensnared Lukas is still being investigated and developed by the anti-corruption commission.

"Yes, in order to stay at home and be cooperative, attend to fulfill the summons of the investigation team," said Ali.

As previously reported, Lukas has been charged with alleged money laundering. This case is the development of the alleged bribery and gratuities that ensnared him.

Lukas is suspected of accepting bribes 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.

In an effort to investigate the case that ensnared Lukas, about 90 witnesses were examined. They consist of various elements including digital forensics, forensic accounting experts, and health experts.

It did not stop there, the KPK had also confiscated around Rp50.7 billion in cash; gold bullion, a ring of precious stones, and four cars. This confiscation was carried out to complete evidence of fraudulent practices carried out by the regional head.

Then, investigators frozen the account in the name of Lukas and related parties, which contained money amounting to Rp81.8 billion and 31,559 Singapore dollars.

Most recently, investigators also confiscated a hotel in Jayapura which allegedly belonged to Lukas some time ago. The value of this asset reaches Rp40 billion.