Ferdy Sambo Denies Luxury Cell Allegations in Prison
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September 26, 2026
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Ferdy Sambo Denies Luxury Cell Allegations in Prison

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The lawyer for former police official Ferdy Sambo has denied allegations of a luxury cell at Cibinong Prison, as reported by the Ombudsman. Sambo is reportedly housed in Block A with other inmates and receives no special treatment, according to his legal team.

Ferdy Sambo, through his lawyer, has denied allegations of occupying a luxury cell at the Cibinong Penitentiary (Lapas Kelas IIA Cibinong), as reported by the Indonesian Ombudsman. His legal counsel, Arman Hanis, stated that Sambo is currently serving his sentence in Block A, Room 2.5, alongside other inmates, and has not occupied any "homestay-like" facilities as publicized. Hanis clarified that visits from family and legal representatives take place within the designated areas of the prison, similar to general public visits, and not in any "residence" as depicted in the Ombudsman's findings. He added that the Cibinong Penitentiary administration has confirmed that Sambo is housed with other inmates without differential treatment. The Head of the West Java Regional Office of the Directorate General of Corrections has also publicly stated that no findings indicate Sambo occupying or enjoying such facilities. Furthermore, the Ombudsman's own statement reportedly found no factual link between Sambo and the alleged luxury cell. Sambo's lawyer described his client as a rule-abiding inmate, actively participating in spiritual development activities, and serving his sentence responsibly. Arman Hanis criticized the immediate attribution of the Ombudsman's findings to Sambo without factual support, suggesting it serves sensationalism and specific interests. He expressed full support for the Directorate General of Corrections' formation of an investigative team and other authorities to uncover the complete facts and provide accurate information to the public. Hanis also urged the media to adhere to principles of accuracy and balance, avoiding unsubstantiated accusations that could damage reputation. He emphasized that despite his conviction, Sambo remains an Indonesian citizen with constitutionally protected rights, including personal protection, dignity, and the right to fair legal protection and certainty, as guaranteed by the 1945 Constitution. Information Source: Suara.com

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