he Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has seized the assets of graft convict Gayus Halomoan Tambunan in the form of shares worth Rp 820 million (US$63,000) in agriculture company PT Bakrie Sumatra Plantation (UNSP).
“The AGO’s Asset Recovery Center conducted the asset seizure on convict Gayus Tambunan,” AGO spokesperson M Rum said on Saturday as reported by kompas.com.
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Rum said the shares had been sold through a transaction mechanism on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and the proceeds had been transferred to the state treasury.
Gayus, who was a former low-ranking tax officer, previously was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment and fined Rp 1 billion for corruption and money laundering.
A subsequent appeal and judicial review on his case was rejected by the Supreme Court, where instead his sentence was increased to eight years. (jun)
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