ICW Reveals Trend Against Corruption 2021, The Results of the Police Are Very Bad, KPK Bad, The Prosecutor Is Good
Corruption Case Enforcement Trend 2021 (Source: special) Author : NINUK CUCU SUWANTI | Editor : PURWANTO
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV- Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) said the trend The prosecution of corruption cases in 2021 by the police institution is very bad. This is because the handling of corruption cases in the police has decreased compared to with previous years.
The statement was delivered by the Coordinator of the Legal Division and ICW Judicial Monitoring, Lalola Easter in a written statement that received by KOMPAS TV, Monday (18/4/2022).
Police have 517 offices, targeted for handling corruption cases during 2021 as many as 1,526 cases with a budget of Rp290.6 billion. Police during 2021 can only handle 130 case, he said.
Percentage of the performance of prosecution of corruption cases by the surrounding Police 8.4 percent or fall into category E or Very Poor, he added.
Based on the data bagged by ICW, the quality of case handling in The police ensnared the most ASN as suspects, followed by Village Head, and Private.
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For articles that are widely used, the Police in ensnaring the perpetrators is the article on State Loss, which is 119 cases with potential the value of state losses reached Rp. 2.3 trillion.
This is in line with the promise of the National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit at the time fit and proper test which confirms will maximize recovery assets in cases of corruption.
In addition, in February 2021, the National Police Chief increased cooperation with the Center for Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis (PPATK) as an effort so that the institution is able to optimize assets recovery in cases of economic crimes, said Lalola.
But in reality the police only applied 2 times instrument of money laundering article, namely the Central Java Bank corruption case Blora and Jakarta branches and the development of the case against the Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte, continued Lalola.
