In 2017, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) recorded 19 hand arrest operations (OTT) involving 72 suspects. This number of OTT cases was the highest since the establishment of the KPK in 2003. In 2016, there were 17 OTT cases with 56 suspects. The profiles of the 2017 OTT case suspects were diverse, ranging from law enforcement officers and regional heads to members of the legislature.
Throughout 2017, the KPK conducted 114 investigative activities, 118 investigations, and 94 prosecutions. These activities included new cases and the remaining handling of cases from the previous year. In addition, the KPK also executed 76 court decisions that had permanent legal force.
Based on the type of case, the most common type of corruption crime was bribery, with 93 cases. This was followed by procurement of goods/services with 15 cases, and 5 cases of money laundering.
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