Ito Sumardi dan Bivitri Kupas Penggeledahan 12 Lokasi 3 Kasus Korupsi, Kenapa Belum Ada Tersangka?

KOMPAS.TV - Several pieces of evidence confiscated during a raid at the De' Clan Cafe and a money changer in the Cipete area of ​​South Jakarta arrived at the Jakarta Metropolitan Police on Thursday morning (July 9, 2026). During the raid, investigators seized Rp67 billion in cash, dozens of documents, and electronic devices. Meanwhile, during a search at the Parahyangan Golf Dua Housing Complex in Bogor, West Java, investigators seized gold, cash in rupiah, US dollars, and Singapore dollars, totaling Rp476 billion. Police searched 12 locations related to three separate cases: the alleged corruption case involving PLN, Asabri, and Krakatau Steel. The Head of Public Relations of the Jakarta Metropolitan Police, Senior Commissioner Budi Hermanto, emphasized that the investigation of this case is a priority for President Prabowo Subianto. Meanwhile, Zaenur Rohman, a researcher at Pukat UGM, stated that the police must immediately name suspects in this case and investigate the connections between the owners of the searched locations. On Thursday morning, several Brimob personnel were stationed at several locations, from the entrance to the Ditreskrimsus building. Brimob personnel also conducted roving patrols within the Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) area to anticipate any untoward incidents. Police conducted searches from Wednesday afternoon (July 8, 2026) to Thursday morning (July 9, 2026). A substantial amount of evidence has been collected, and to date, no suspects have been named in the alleged corruption cases in three separate cases. To discuss this, we have connected with several sources, including Retired Police Commissioner General Ito Sumardi, Head of the Criminal Investigation Agency from 2009 to 2011, and Bivitri Susanti, a lecturer at STH Jentera Institute. #corruption #coal #search Content Creator: Aisha Amalia Putri Friends of KompasTV, what are your thoughts on this news? Comment below!