Indonesian authorities arrest former anti-corruption prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah after raids that reportedly netted about US$19 million and gold. According to reports, Adriansyah had resigned from his role as Indonesia’s top anti-graft prosecutor on July 11, following raids on properties linked to him. Channel NewsAsia reports that Adriansyah is accused of money laundering while he was serving in the anti-corruption post. After being questioned on Friday, July 24, he denied wrongdoing and said he considered himself a victim of “criminalisation.” Free Malaysia Today also links the arrest to his resignation and to the outcome of the property raids, which included the cash and gold. The two outlets present the arrest as the latest development in a case involving allegations related to financial misconduct, with Adriansyah contesting the accusations. Authorities continue to pursue the case following his arrest, the reported questioning, and the seized assets.