July 11, 2026

A top Indonesian prosecutor resigned on Saturday after police conducted a series of raids related to corruption investigations, including at his residence, and seized cash amounting to more than $20 million in multiple currencies and 74kg of gold bars this week.

● Febrie Adriansyah resigned from his position as head prosecutor of special crimes in the Attorney General's Office to maintain neutrality amid the police investigation, according to a press statement from the AGO released in the early hours of Saturday.

● Police have named Febrie a suspect, alleging extortion, bribery and money laundering linked to a past case the prosecutor had overseen involving state insurer Asabri, police official Totok Suharyanto told a news conference on Saturday.

● Another suspect, identified by initials DR, also accused of money laundering, was in police custody, he said, without elaborating.