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What happens when Indonesia’s top corruption buster is suspected of graft himself?

The News

Indonesia's former deputy attorney general for special crimes, Febrie Adriansyah, is suspected of corruption after police recovered 74kg of gold and over US$15 million from a property linked to him. The haul, found in a locked safe, includes gold bars and multiple currencies. The case has become a major scandal within Indonesia's law enforcement establishment.

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Why it matters

Febrie Adriansyah served as deputy attorney general for special crimes

Evidence

Febrie Adriansyah served as Indonesia's deputy attorney general for special crimes until last week.

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Febrie Adriansyah is now suspected of corruption.

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  • Febrie Adriansyah served as deputy attorney general for special crimes
  • He is now suspected of corruption

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Rows of gold bars, stacks of US and Singapore dollars and seven suitcases found inside a locked safe have become the defining images of one of the biggest scandals to hit Indonesia’s law-enforcement establishment in years.

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Febrie Adriansyah is now suspected of corruption.

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This scandal is one of the biggest scandals to hit Indonesia’s law-enforcement establishment in years.

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Police recovered 74kg of gold and more than US$15 million in multiple currencies from a house linked to Febrie Adriansyah.

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Febrie Adriansyah served as Indonesia's deputy attorney general for special crimes until last week.

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The recovered items included rows of gold bars, stacks of US and Singapore dollars, and seven suitcases found inside a locked safe.

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  • anchoring: 74kg (160lbs) of gold, plus more than US$15 million in multiple currencies
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