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View all search resultsDjoko Soegiarto Tjandra, once a fugitive implicated in the Bank Bali corruption case, said that he had negotiated with businessman Tommy Sumardi to arrange for his return to Indonesia, with Tommy initially asking for Rp 15 billion.
Prosecutors at the Jakarta Corruption Court accused Tommy of allegedly acting as a middleman between Djoko and two police generals, who reportedly received approximately Rp 8.3 billion (US$566,456) in bribes for assisting the graft convict evade capture while he was still on the run.
Prosecutors at the Jakarta Corruption Court have indicted two police generals for accepting bribes of approximately Rp 8.3 billion (US$566,456) in total in exchange for assisting graft convict Djoko Soegiarto Tjandra evade capture when he was a fugitive.
The National Police have named eight suspects in a fire incident that ravaged the main building of the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) complex in August, concluding that worker negligence and careless use of flammable materials caused the blaze.
A police general has allegedly ordered his subordinates to falsify information contained in a travel letter issued to allow graft convict Djoko Soegiarto Tjandra to travel within the country while he was a fugitive.
The indictment against prosecutor Pinangki Sirna Malasari that was read out last Wednesday at the Jakarta Corruption Court evinced the failure of many private and state banks as well as money changers in fully implementing Bank Indonesia’s Know Your Customer (KYC) principle as a preventive measure to mitigate money laundering.
Prosecutors mentioned the names of Attorney General ST Burhanuddin and former Supreme Court chief justice Hatta Ali on Wednesday in their indictment against prosecutor Pinangki Sirna Malasari, who is accused of assisting graft convict Djoko Soegiarto Tjandra during his time as a fugitive from the law.
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