"After conducting an investigation, we also found evidence of money laundering by the suspect Rudi Rubiandini," KPK`s spokesman Johan Budi said.
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named former Chief of Special Task Forces for the Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory (SKK Migas) Rudi Rubiandini as a suspect in a money laundering case.

"After conducting an investigation, we also found evidence of money laundering by the suspect Rudi Rubiandini," KPKs spokesman Johan Budi said on Thursday.

Rudi allegedly violated Regulation Number 8/2010 related to money laundering.

He had also been named as a suspect in a corruption case on Aug. 14 after being caught red handed for receiving bribe money amounting to US$ 200,000 from the commissioner of PT Kernel Indonesia Simon Tanjaya. The bribe was delivered via Rudis golf coach Deviardi the night before.

Earlier KPK officials had seized some of Rudis assets namely a house in Menteng Dalam (South Jakarta), a house in Bandung city (West Java province), cash worth 127,000 Singapore dollars, US$90,000, a luxurious BMW motorcycle, US$350,000 in a Bank Mandiri deposit box and 180 grams of gold in Rudis deposit box in his office at the SKK Migas building.(*)

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