The Junior Attorney for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) at the Attorney General's Office, Febrie Adriansyah, has firmly dismissed rumors linking him to the management of the Kafe de'Clan business in the Cipete area, South Jakarta. The location is known to be one of the 13 sites previously searched by National Police investigators in connection with a series of corruption cases.
During a press conference held at the Attorney General's Office in South Jakarta on Friday (10/7/2026), Febrie emphasized that his office has no business ties whatsoever to the establishment, contrary to what has been widely circulated on social media. He also urged the public not to jump to conclusions and to await the completion of the ongoing legal process.
"We invite the entire community to respond to every piece of information wisely and based on legal facts. This is important so that public understanding remains accurate and objective," Febrie said on the occasion.
The police had previously conducted a search at Kafe de'Clan as part of the development of investigations into alleged corruption and money laundering (TPPU) involving cases such as Asabri, the PLN Blackout, and Krakatau Steel. During the operation, investigators found a hidden safe behind a cabinet containing cash in various foreign currencies.
The total value of the assets found in the safe is estimated to reach approximately IDR 60 billion, consisting of 3,130,000 Singapore dollars, 889,965 United States dollars, and IDR 259,159,000 in cash. In addition to monetary assets, police also seized several important documents and electronic devices to trace the flow of funds and the connection of these assets to the cases under investigation.
