TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Investigators from the Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortastipidkor) of the Indonesian National Police, along with the Jakarta Metro Police, raided a house in Parahyangan Golf 2, Sentul, Bogor Regency. From a safe in the house, the police seized evidence worth around Rp476 billion.
"A locked safe was found containing seven suitcases," said the Head of Kortastipidkor of the Indonesian National Police, Inspector General Totok Suharyanto in Sentul, early Thursday, July 9, 2026. Tempo has obtained permission to quote Totok's statement.
Totok said the seven suitcases contained 74 kilograms of gold and cash amounting to US$4,767,300. The police also found money totaling 14,083,800 Singapore dollars (SGD) and Rp100 million. According to Totok, the total value of the evidence found reached around Rp476 billion.
In addition to gold and cash, the police seized a number of documents, including mobile phones. Investigators also secured several family photos believed to be related to the owner of the house or the owner of the items in the safe. However, Totok is still reluctant to reveal the identity of the owner of the items.
From Wednesday until early Thursday, the police have searched 12 locations in the investigation of money laundering and bribery in the case of PT Asabri, a corruption case involving coal supply that caused a massive blackout in Sumatra, as well as the case of PT Krakatau Steel.
While searching Cafe de'Clan Signature on Jalan Cilandak Tengah, Cipete, South Jakarta, the police also found a hidden safe. From that location, the investigators seized a safe containing various currency denominations with a total value of around Rp 60 billion.
In addition, the police searched the offices of PT CBS in East Cengkareng, West Jakarta, and Penjaringan, North Jakarta; the office of PT KNI in South Petojo, Central Jakarta; the house of an individual with the initials MN in South Tangerang; as well as Money Charger in South Cipete, South Jakarta.
The police also searched the house of an individual with the initials TK in Mega Kuningan, South Jakarta; the offices of DMG in Kuningan, South Jakarta; the office of PT TML in Karet Kuningan, South Jakarta; the house of an individual with the initials DR in South Gandaria, South Jakarta; as well as the residence of MILDK in Pacific Place Apartment.
Jihan Ristianty contributed to the writing of this article.
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