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So, like, apparently the big shots over at the Attorney General’s Office (Kejaksaan Agung) in Indonesia have declared three suspects in a corruption case involving a credit grant to PT Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex). The Director of Investigation of the Special Crime Attorney General’s Office (Jampidsus), Abdul Qohar, spilled the tea about how they raided the suspects’ homes located in various areas like North Jakarta, Solo, Bandung, and even Makassar. Talk about a wild goose chase, right?

According to Qohar, these three suspects are now under a 20-day detention starting tonight. They must’ve really stepped on some toes to land themselves in such hot water. During the raid, the investigators snagged around 15 pieces of evidence including laptops, tablets, and documents related to the case. It’s like they were leaving a trail of breadcrumbs leading straight to their downfall. Qohar made it clear that Kejaksaan Agung will seize any evidence linked to the corruption case. No stone left unturned, I guess.

So, the suspects in question are Dicky Syahbandinata (DS), Zainuddin Mappa (ZM), and Iwan Setiawan Lukminto (ISL). Apparently, these three amigos were involved in some shady business that cost the state a whopping Rp692,987,592,188.00. That’s a whole lot of cash down the drain, if you ask me. The suspects are facing charges under specific articles of the Anti-Corruption Law, and it looks like they’re in for a rough ride. Let the legal battle begin, folks. Not really sure why this matters, but hey, it’s the hot gossip of the town.