Oknum ASN Jadi Petugas KPK Gadungan, Peras Mantan Bupati Pakai Tuduhan Korupsi

Summary

In a recent criminal case, three individuals, including two civil servants from the Nusa Tenggara Timur Provincial Government, were caught impersonating the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) officers. Their plan was to extort former Rotendau Regent, Leonard Haning, over corruption allegations related to a state budget misuse of up to 20 billion IDR. The perpetrators were arrested while attempting to meet with Haning’s envoy. They had forged official KPK documents, including investigation orders and summons, and even created a fake WhatsApp account impersonating the KPK chairman to trick their victim. The suspects were handed over to the police for further legal action.

Takeaways

• 😀 Three civil servants from the Nusa Tenggara Timur Provincial Government were involved in a fraudulent KPK extortion scheme.
• 😀 AFF, one of the suspects, impersonated a KPK officer in order to extort money from former Regent Leonard Haning in a corruption case.
• 😀 The fraudulent scheme was uncovered when AFF’s accomplices, Aa and JFH, were apprehended in a hotel in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta on February 5, 2025.
• 😀 AFF was arrested shortly after in a hotel in Senen, Central Jakarta, while they were trying to meet a representative of the former Regent to carry out the extortion.
• 😀 The three suspects were handed over to the Central Jakarta Police for further legal processing.
• 😀 The suspects' modus operandi involved forging investigation orders (sprinding) and summons letters using the KPK's name.
• 😀 They fabricated a KPK summons letter for Leonard Haning, accusing him of corruption in the misuse of state budget funds worth 20 billion IDR.
• 😀 To pressure the victim, the suspects even created a fake WhatsApp account of the KPK chairman to make the scheme appear legitimate.
• 😀 The forged documents and fake communications were designed to convince the victim that the summons and requests were authentic.
• 😀 The police emphasized the severity of the crime and explained that the suspects' actions fell under criminal law, leading to their handover to authorities for further investigation.

Q & A

Who were involved in the corruption attempt in Nusa Tenggara Timur?

The individuals involved were two government employees (ASN) and a person named AFF who pretended to be a member of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to extort a former regent.

What was the main crime committed by the individuals in this case?

The individuals were involved in extortion, pretending to be members of KPK and attempting to extort the former regent of Rotendau, Leonard Haning, by accusing him of corruption.

How were the suspects apprehended?

The suspects were apprehended by KPK officers in two separate locations, one at a hotel in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, and the other at a hotel in Senen, Central Jakarta, as they were attempting to meet the former regent's envoy.

What method did the perpetrators use to deceive their victim?

The perpetrators created fake investigation orders (SP3) and KPK summons letters, falsely accusing Leonard Haning of embezzling public funds and attempting to extort money from him.

What was the alleged corruption case involving Leonard Haning?

The alleged case involved corruption related to the mismanagement of leftover funds (Silpa) amounting to 20 billion rupiah, which they claimed caused harm to the state.

How did the perpetrators further deceive their victim?

The perpetrators went as far as creating a fake WhatsApp account impersonating the current chairman of KPK to make their scam appear more legitimate.

What happened after the suspects were apprehended?

After their arrest, the suspects were handed over to the Central Jakarta Police for legal processing as the crime was considered a criminal offense.

What did the Central Jakarta Police say about the case?

AKBP Muhammad Firdaus, the head of the Criminal Investigation Unit at Central Jakarta Police, explained that the suspects used falsified official documents to carry out the extortion attempt.

How were the fake summons letters made to appear authentic?

The perpetrators made the fake summons letters look authentic by copying the design and format of the KPK’s official documents, including the envelopes, to deceive the victim into believing they were legitimate.

What was the final outcome for the suspects?

The suspects were processed according to the law by the Central Jakarta Police, as their actions were classified as criminal and required legal action.