FULL! Polisi Usut 3 Korupsi, Pakar Dorong Tersangka Diumumkan Hindari Spekulasi Publik - SAPA PAGI

JAKARTA, KOMPASTV – The searches conducted by the Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortastipidkor) of the Indonesian National Police (Polri) and the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimsus) of the Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) in their investigation of three alleged corruption cases continue to attract attention. Although evidence worth a staggering amount has been seized from 13 search locations, investigators have yet to announce any suspects. Criminal law expert Suparji Ahmad believes that the lack of suspects can still be understood as part of the investigation process. "There are three objectives in the investigation process. First, to gather evidence, second, to clarify the case, and third, to determine the suspect. Therefore, in the investigators' view, the reason why suspects have not been named is because the evidence may not be sufficient or the case is not yet clear," Suparji said on KompasTV's Sapa Pagi (Sapa Pagi Morning) on ​​Friday (July 10, 2026). Nevertheless, Suparji hopes that the investigation process will quickly provide legal certainty to avoid giving rise to various assumptions among the public. "The hope is that this will be clarified soon, that there will be certainty soon, so that it doesn't give rise to slander, speculation, or various assumptions about the institution or certain individuals," he said. Suparji also reminded that the law enforcement process must be carried out purely and without any other interests. "It should also be clarified that the conflict should not be exacerbated to the point where information is perceived as a feud between the two institutions. I think this is not good, and this must be guarded against. Absolutely. We must not allow institutional polarization, or exacerbate the conflict between institutions. This must be clarified immediately," he stressed. (tc 10:40). Similarly, former Head of the Public Relations Division of the Indonesian National Police, Inspector General (Ret.) Anton Charlian, assessed that investigators must prioritize the principle of caution before naming suspects. "Once a search and seizure have been conducted, it has entered the realm of investigation. I also agree that suspects must be named immediately," Anton said. He also highlighted the investigation into alleged money laundering (TPPU), which he believes requires extensive investigation into multiple locations because perpetrators often disguise the flow of funds. "If I were an investigator, I would also be extremely careful," he concluded. Friends of KompasTV, Starting February 1, 2026, KompasTV is changing channels. Always get the latest KompasTV news and information on your television on Channel 11 on your digital TV device or set-top box. One step closer, one step more reliable! Producer: Yuilyana Thumbnail Editor: Novaltri Friends of KompasTV, join our membership and get access to exclusive content! Click the Join button here: https://bit.ly/JoinMembershipKompasTV Don't miss KompasTV's 24/7 live streaming at https://www.kompas.tv/live. Stay tuned for the latest, most comprehensive news and live reports from various regions in Indonesia. Subscribe to the KompasTV YouTube channel and activate the bell to receive notifications of the latest KompasTV videos. KompasTV friends can also get the latest information via: website www.kompas.tv Facebook:   / kompastv   Instagram:   / kompastv   X: https://x.com/KompasTV Thread: https://www.threads.com/@kompastv TikTok:   / kompastv.indonesia