KPK String Operation Secured Clerks Secretary Central Jakarta District Court
Rabu, 20 April 2016 - 21:15 WIB
KPK String Operation Secured Clerks Secretary Central Jakarta District Court
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JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is back in action. The anti-bribery institutions secure three people arrested in the sting operation on Thursday (20/4) in a number of places in Jakarta.
One who secured is clerks Secretary of the Central Jakarta District Court initials EN.
"The secured three people," said a source at the Commission, on Wednesday (20/4).
The three men had been taken to the KPK building to undergo the examination. This institution has a 1x24 hours to determine the status of the person who secured.
Not yet confirmed details of this bribery case. There has been no official statement from the Commission. KPK chairman Agus Rahadjo justifying OTT, also did not explain the details. She says, will be explained during a press conference at the Commission.
Central Jakarta District Court confirmed that EN secured this afternoon.
"So just now there was indeed justified PN OTT Center clerks around 12 today," said Public Relations Central Jakarta District Court, Jamaludin Naidoo who admitted not know the details of the case.
One who secured is clerks Secretary of the Central Jakarta District Court initials EN.
"The secured three people," said a source at the Commission, on Wednesday (20/4).
The three men had been taken to the KPK building to undergo the examination. This institution has a 1x24 hours to determine the status of the person who secured.
Not yet confirmed details of this bribery case. There has been no official statement from the Commission. KPK chairman Agus Rahadjo justifying OTT, also did not explain the details. She says, will be explained during a press conference at the Commission.
Central Jakarta District Court confirmed that EN secured this afternoon.
"So just now there was indeed justified PN OTT Center clerks around 12 today," said Public Relations Central Jakarta District Court, Jamaludin Naidoo who admitted not know the details of the case.
(rnz)
