Indonesia has arrested a former top anti-corruption prosecutor on suspicion of money laundering, according to police. The arrest follows weeks after raids at a house owned by the suspect uncovered gold bars and cash worth about $26 million. The former prosecutor once held a senior position in the country's anti-graft agency. Authorities say the investigation into alleged money laundering is ongoing. The suspect is in custody, but no formal charges have been filed. The case has drawn attention because of the suspect's previous role in fighting corruption. Indonesia has been working to combat graft, but cases involving former anti-corruption officials are especially notable. The government has vowed to hold all individuals accountable regardless of their past positions. Police have not released the suspect's name. The seized assets are being held as evidence. Further details may emerge as the investigation continues.