inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police is investigating alleged corruption in a construction equipment project that allegedly caused state financial losses of up to IDR 37.35 billion.
In investigating the case, police searched nine locations across Jakarta, South Tangerang, and Bogor to search for documents and evidence related to the case.
The case relates to a construction equipment project involving PT Infrastruktur Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom Infra) and PT Green Line Indonesia for PT Agro Wahana Bumi during the 2018–2019 period.
The Director of Special Criminal Investigation at the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police, Senior Superintendent Victor Dean Mackbon, stated that searches were conducted at several locations suspected of being connected to the case.
"The searches were conducted at nine locations to search for and secure documents and other items related to the case," Victor said on Sunday (9/20/2026).
The nine locations include 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 documents and items deemed crucial to investigating the alleged corruption in the project.
"Investigators found several agreement documents, receipts, checks, business passbooks, documents for two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles, and other documents," he said.
All of the evidence recovered is currently being examined and analyzed by investigators to strengthen the evidence and further uncover the project's flow and the alleged state losses in this case.
In this case, the Jakarta Metropolitan Police have named six suspects: MSS, DAA, JW, PNS, AS, and MDR.
Of the six suspects, four are from PT Telkom Infra. The other two suspects are from PT Green Line Indonesia and PT Agro Wahana Bumi.
In addition to gathering evidence, investigators are also continuing to trace assets suspected of being related to the case.
This step is being taken to optimize efforts to recover state financial losses.
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