inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Anti-Corruption Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP) stated that Senior Customs and Excise Officer Ahmad Dedi, also known as Dedi Congor, has been named a suspect in an alleged bribery case.
"The case concerns the acceptance of gifts or promises/gratifications," said the Head of Operations for INP Anti-Corruption Corps, Senior Superintendent Ahmad Yusuf Afandi, to the media in Jakarta on Tuesday (8/11/2026).
He made this statement in response to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) stating that Dedi Congor had been named a suspect by the police.
Yusuf explained that the alleged bribery case involving Dedi spanned 2008–2016.
The case began investigation in 2017, and Dedi was named a suspect in 2023. However, Yusuf did not elaborate on Dedi's role in the case.
Currently, the case is at the P-19 stage or the process of returning the criminal case files by the public prosecutor (JPU) to the National Police investigators.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) previously conducted a sting operation within Customs and Excise and named six individuals as suspects.
They are Rizal, Director of Customs Enforcement and Investigation for the 2024–January 2026 period and currently Head of the West Sumatra Customs Regional Office; Sisprian Subiaksono, Head of the Customs Enforcement and Investigation Intelligence Subdirectorate; and Orlando Hamonangan, Head of the Customs Intelligence Section.
In addition, the KPK also named Blueray Cargo owner John Field; Andri, Head of the Blueray Cargo Import Documentation Team; and Dedy Kurniawan, Blueray Cargo Operations Manager.
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