Kejagung Tetapkan 1 Tersangka Rintangi Penyidikan Kasus Korupsi Tol Japek II

Jakarta –

Office of the Attorney General (Office of the Attorney General) has named a retired BUMN with initials IBN as a suspect in alleged obstruction of the investigation of the Jakarta Cikampek II Elevated Road Project case from Cikunir to West Karawang. The suspect, retired BUMN PT Waskita Karya, has been detained.

“One of the suspects is IBN, a retired BUMN of PT Waskita Karya (Persero) Tbk. To expedite the investigation process, IBN has been detained for 20 days from May 15, 2023 to June 3, 2023 in Salemba Prison, Public Prosecutor’s Office Branch” said the head of the detective unit Criminal Prosecutor General’s Office Ketut Sumidana in its written press release, Tuesday (5/16/2023).

Ketut said that bin Salman is suspected of influencing witnesses for not providing correct information. Ketut said MBS is suspected of directing witnesses not to provide documents needed by investigators.

“In this case, the suspect, Ibn Salman, committed acts of influencing and directing witnesses to explain things that were not true, did not provide documents needed by investigators, and destroyed evidence,” Ketut said.

Ketut said, IBN’s actions led to an investigation into alleged corruption in development work (Design and build) The Jakarta Cikampek II high road section from Cikunir to West Karawang is blocked. Ketut said it was difficult for investigators to find evidence.

This has hampered the investigation process in finding evidence in the case In this wayKetut said.

The suspected IBN is accused of violating Section 21 of the Corruption Offenses Elimination Act.

Investigate the Japek II Toll Road case

The Office of the Attorney General continues to investigate cases of alleged corruption in development work (Design and build) Jakarta Cikampek II elevated highway section Cikunir to West Karawang. This case has been under public investigation since last March.

In response to a question about the obstacles faced by the investigators in investigating the case, Director of Investigation (Dirdik) New Prosecutor General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) AGO Kuntadi said that the investigation process is still going as planned.

“I answer categorically, there are no problems and everything is going according to plan,” Contade said at a press conference at the AGO office on Monday (15/5).

He further clarified that this is related to the absence of the suspect in the case due to technical factors. He said his party was still collecting comprehensive data investigating the issue.

“Once again we are very careful in identifying and naming suspects,” he said.

“We don’t want to be wrong, so when we have to decide who will be held accountable, it must be based on sufficient evidence. We are certain and make sure that it is he who must be held accountable,” Contade explained.

(when/haf)