The Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah, firmly denied any connection between the institution he leads and the cafe business in the Cipete area, South Jakarta. This statement was made in response to growing public speculation on social media following a series of searches by police officers.
A joint team from the Police's Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortastipidkor) and the Metro Jaya Regional Police's Special Criminal Investigation Directorate (Ditreskrimsus) is known to have combed eight locations in the DKI Jakarta region from July 8 to 9, 2026. One of the locations targeted in the search was the De Clan cafe, where investigators found several pieces of evidence in the form of documents and cash in US and Singapore dollar denominations.
In a press statement at the Attorney General's Office on Friday (10/7/2026), Febrie expressed his support for the law enforcement steps taken by the police. He emphasized that his side respects the investigation process so that the matter can become clear to the public.
"We will respect all forms of the ongoing law enforcement process. We support the efforts of our fellow law enforcers so that everything becomes clear and transparent for the public," Febrie said.
Regarding the discovery of money during a search at a house in Sentul, Bogor, Febrie chose not to provide deeper technical details. He emphasized that all information related to the assets or activities found would be explained through proper legal procedures at the appropriate time.
To date, the police are still conducting further investigations into the documents and evidence seized from various search locations. The Head of Public Relations of Metro Jaya Regional Police, Senior Commissioner Budi Hermanto, stated that updates on the investigation results will be delivered to the public as soon as the verification process is completed.
