Jakarta – Indonesia’s anti-corruption agency, the KPK, has launched a sting operation in Depok, West Java, resulting in the recovery of hundreds of millions of rupiah and the apprehension of an unidentified judge. The operation, confirmed by KPK Deputy Chairman Fitroh Rohcahyanto on Thursday, February 5, 2026, highlights the agency’s continued focus on rooting out corruption within the judicial system [[1]]. Authorities have 24 hours to determine the legal status of those involved in the alleged bribery case.
Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) conducted a sting operation targeting a judge in Depok, West Java, recovering hundreds of millions of rupiah in the process. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to combat judicial corruption within the country.
“There were hundreds of millions [of rupiah],” said KPK Deputy Chairman Fitroh Rohcahyanto when contacted Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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The sting operation is linked to a bribery case, though details remain limited at this time.
“That’s correct (it’s related to bribery),” Rohcahyanto confirmed.
Fitroh previously confirmed the operation in Depok, but did not immediately identify those involved.
“That’s correct (there was a sting operation in Depok),” he said.
The KPK has 24 hours to determine the legal status of those apprehended.
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