REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, Jakarta -- The National Police's (Polri's) Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) has submitted to the Prosecutor's Office dossiers on corruption and money-laundering charges related to sales of condensates involving state institutions and PT Trans Pacific Petrochemical Indotama (TPPI).

"We have sent the dossiers, but they were corrected," Brig. Gen. Agus Rianto, spokesman of the Polri Headquarters, stated here on Friday.

The case allegedly involved the Upstream Oil and Gas Regulator (BP Migas), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, and PT TPPI.

He remarked that Bareskrim investigators were still working to improve the dossiers based on the directives of the prosecutors.

Agus noted that the police had questioned 85 witnesses in connection with the alleged corruption case.

"There were as many as 85 witnesses and three suspects," he revealed.

The Bareskrim has detained two suspects in the alleged condensate corruption case: Raden Priyono, the former chief of BP Migas and Djoko Harsono, the deputy for economic and marketing affairs of BP Migas. They have been detained since Thursday, February 11, 2016.

Honggo Wendratno, the founder of PT TPPI, is one of the three suspects who has not yet been detained as he is still undergoing medical treatment at a hospital in Singapore.

The detention of the suspects was made after the State Audit Board (BPK) announced the estimates of state losses in the case.

The BPK has estimated that the state losses incurred due to alleged corruption and money laundering in the sale of condensates reached Rp35 trillion.

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