North Lombok Police, West Nusa Tenggara, have secured a citizen of Kazakhstan with the initials SS (29) who is on the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) wanted list.
Head of the North Lombok Police, Deputy Commissioner General of Police Agus Purwanta, explained that SS was a subject of an Interpol Red Notice for alleged murder in his home country.
"So, this security is carried out as a follow-up to the Interpol Red Notice and the document of the decision of the City Court of Atyrau, Kazakhstan, dated January 8, 2026," he said in a statement received in Mataram, Thursday, quoted by Antara.
He explained that SS was secured at a lodging house in Senaru Village, Bayan District, North Lombok Regency, on Tuesday (24/2).
The action was taken after the police received official information regarding the whereabouts of the person in question in the North Lombok Police area.
"This security is a response to official information and coordination with the Hubinter Division of the National Police regarding the presence of the Red Notice subject in our area. All processes are carried out in accordance with applicable legal procedures," he said.
Head of the North Lombok Police Criminal Investigation Unit, Inspector of Police One I Komang Wilandra, added that this security was the result of a series of closed investigations after receiving information regarding the whereabouts of SS in Senaru Village.
In addition to SS, officers also secured a woman who was also a citizen of Kazakhstan with the initials MA (30) from the same location. The legal status of MA is still being investigated by investigators.
Based on the documents of the Kazakh authorities as stated in the Red Notice, SS is suspected of being involved in the events that occurred on November 2-3, 2025 in the Atyrau region.
The information states that there is an alleged crime of murder against two victims. All the substance of the case is the authority of the Kazakh law enforcement.
Investigators also secured a number of items in the form of passports, mobile phones, identity cards, international banking cards, and other personal documents for administrative purposes and cross-border coordination.
Wilandra emphasized that the next process would be coordinated with the Hubinter Division of the National Police, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, and related agencies to determine the legal mechanisms to be taken, including the possibility of an extradition process in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
"All stages will be carried out in accordance with national law and international cooperation mechanisms," he said.
Currently, SS has been secured at the North Lombok Police until further processes according to legal provisions and inter-state coordination.
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