Indonesian anticorruption prosecutor resigns following police raids
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Febrie Adriansyah, Indonesian Attorney General’s Office
Indonesia
July 10, 2026
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Febrie Adriansyah resigned as head prosecutor of special crimes after police seized $20m in cash and 74kg of gold. The raids are linked to corruption cases involving state insurers and coal procurement for power plants. Febrie denies any wrongdoing.
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