inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police searched nine locations in Jakarta, South Tangerang, and Bogor to investigate alleged corruption in a construction equipment project estimated to have caused state losses of up to IDR 37.35 billion.
The searches were conducted on Thursday (9/17/2026) to locate and secure various pieces of evidence related to the alleged corruption in the 2018–2019 collaboration between PT Infrastruktur Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkominfra) and PT Green Line Indonesia for PT Agro Wahana Bumi.
"The searches were conducted at nine locations to locate and secure documents and other items related to the case," said Senior Superintendent Victor Dean Mackbon, Director of Special Criminal Investigation at the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police, in Jakarta on Friday (9/18/2026).
The nine locations searched included the PT Agro Wahana Bumi office in Bogor, the virtual office of PT Green Line Indonesia in South Jakarta, and several other locations in West Jakarta, East Jakarta, South Jakarta, and South Tangerang.
During the search, investigators secured several pieces of evidence to support their investigation. The confiscated items included agreement documents, receipts, checks, business passbooks, and vehicle registration documents.
Investigators are currently examining all of this evidence to determine its connection to the alleged corruption case being handled.
In this case, investigators have named six suspects. Four of them are from PT Telkominfra: MSS, DAA, JW, and PNS.
The other two suspects, identified as AS from PT Green Line Indonesia and MDR from PT Agro Wahana Bumi.
"Based on calculations by the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP), the project is suspected of causing state losses of up to IDR 37.35 billion," he said.
In addition to collecting documents and evidence, investigators are also conducting asset tracing. This step is part of an effort to optimally recover state financial losses.
Head of Public Relations of the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police, Senior Superintendent Budi Hermanto ensured that the investigation process was conducted professionally and transparently, while upholding the presumption of innocence.
"Every document and item found will be examined based on the evidence. Progress in the case will be transparently communicated to the public according to the stages of the investigation," Budi said.
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