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Febrie Adriansyah, Indonesia's former head prosecutor of special crimes, has resigned following a significant scandal. Police raids on his properties uncovered substantial assets, including 74kg of gold bars and approximately $20 million in various currencies, found in a locked safe and suitcases. This event has shaken Indonesia's law-enforcement establishment, as the top corruption buster himself is now suspected of graft. Adriansyah's resignation, announced by the Attorney General's Office, is intended to preserve the integrity of the institution amidst the ongoing investigation. The discovery of such wealth has raised serious questions about corruption within the very agencies tasked with combating it, highlighting a critical issue in Indonesia's fight against graft and the challenges in maintaining public trust in its judicial system.