inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Anti-Corruption Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP) will re-summon A in connection with the alleged bribery and/or gratuity case involving the import of used cellphones. 

A is an employee at the Juanda Customs and Excise Office in East Java.

The Head of Operations for the Anti-Corruption Corps, Senior Superintendent Yusuf Afandi, explained that the summons will be issued after the search results are analyzed. A has also been summoned before by the police.

"He has been summoned before, and after the search and analysis results are released, he will definitely be summoned again," said Yusuf, Thursday (6/25/2026).

He explained that it is known that the payments have been ongoing for two years. Investigators are currently investigating the period of the payments and whether they were only given in cash.

"We don't know yet. The search results, especially the money distribution list, are still being studied and analyzed. The current investigation suggests that the company, known as BC Juanda, provided assistance to individuals involved in the importation of used cell phones from PT TSL between 2024 and 2026 to facilitate their activities," he said.

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