Kadis Perkimtan Gowa Abdullah Sirajuddin Ditetapkan Tersangka Pungli PBG-SLF

#tribuntimur #tribunviral #saksikata #extortion #gratification #gowa #viral #headofdepartment #corruption Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUN-GOWA.COM — The Head of the Gowa Regency Housing, Settlement Areas, and Land Agency (Perkimtan), Abdullah Sirajuddin, has been named a suspect. He has been named a suspect in a case of alleged gratification and extortion in the processing of Building Permits (PBG) and Certificates of Functionality (SLF). The suspect designation was announced by Gowa Police Chief, AKBP Muhammad Aldy Sulaiman, during a press conference at Gowa Police Headquarters on Jalan Syamsuddin Tunru, Somba Opu District, Gowa Regency, on Thursday evening (June 18, 2026). The Police Chief was accompanied by Acting Head of the Gowa Police Criminal Investigation Unit, First Inspector Arman, and Head of the Gowa Police Corruption Unit, First Inspector Agus. Senior Commissioner of Police Muhammad Aldy Sulaiman stated that the case was uncovered through an in-depth investigation. "It began with an in-depth investigation into alleged systematic abuse of authority at the Gowa Public Works and Housing Agency (Perkimtan) in processing PBG and SLF permits," Aldy said. From the investigation, police discovered funds flowing into an escrow account used in the practice. According to Aldy, the total amount of funds transferred to the escrow account reached Rp1,861,320,000. "We emphasize that this is only the initial figure found in one escrow account," he said. He explained that the suspect allegedly solicited and received illegal funds from housing developers, retail businesses, consultants, and corporations processing PBG and SLF permits in Gowa. The money was allegedly used to finance official activities and as transaction fees to expedite the issuance of permits. The suspect did not use his personal account to carry out his actions. Abdullah Sirajuddin is suspected of using an account belonging to someone with the initials FSZ as an escrow account. FSZ is known to be a staff member or honorary worker at the Gowa Perkimtan Office. However, the police have not yet named FSZ a suspect, but rather a witness. "FSZ is a witness and is cooperating in assisting investigators in uncovering the entire chain of command of suspect Abdullah Sirajuddin," said Aldy Sulaiman. Investigators have questioned 58 witnesses from within the Perkimtan Office, consultants, the developer, and four expert witnesses. The confiscated evidence includes: first, the decree appointing Abdullah Sirajuddin as Head of the Gowa Perkimtan Office. Second, three mobile phones containing digital traces of transactional communications. Third, permit documents in the form of a building plan and minutes of consultation. Fourth, the SP2D (fund disbursement order). "And fifth, a BRI bank statement in SFZ's name as the recipient," he explained. Abdullah Sirajuddin is charged with multiple charges. Among them, Article 12, letter e, of Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption, as amended by Law Number 20 of 2001. In addition, the suspect is also charged under Article 11 of the Corruption Law in conjunction with Article 64 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code concerning continuing acts. "The maximum penalty is 20 years in prison," concluded Aldy Sulaiman. Report by TribunGowa.com, Sayyid Zulfadli Video Editor: Ahmad Faiz Faqih Narrator: Rasni Gani (TRIBUN-TIMUR.COM) Update the latest information via http://tribun-timur.com/ Follow and like our Facebook fanpage http://bit.ly/FBTribunTimurMks YouTube business inquiries: 081144407111 Follow our Instagram account http://bit.ly/IGTribunTimur Follow our Twitter account http://bit.ly/twitterTribunTimur