JAKARTA, RAKYAT NEWS — The Indonesian Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) has successfully repatriated a fugitive involved in an investment fraud case from Japan. This operation involved collaboration among various departments within the Kejagung including the Directorate of Intelligence and the Directorate of General Crimes.

The fugitive, identified as Al Naura Karima Pramesti, was a convicted offender in a fraudulent investment scheme, as determined by the Supreme Court of Indonesia in Case Number: 1211 K/Pid/2022, dated November 9, 2022. She had been evading justice while hiding in Japan.

During a press conference on October 25, Harli Siregar, Head of the Legal Information Center of the Kejagung, announced that Al Naura had been returned to Indonesia to serve a two-year prison sentence mandated by the Supreme Court. This sentence was overseen by the Palembang District Attorney’s Office.

The successful repatriation of Al Naura was made possible through coordinated efforts between the Kejagung’s Legal Bureau, the NCB Interpol in Jakarta, and the Immigration Attaché at the Indonesian Embassy in Tokyo. Her apprehension in Japan was facilitated by a request from the Kejagung and NCB Interpol.

Once detained by Japanese authorities, Al Naura was prepared for her return to Indonesia, marking a significant achievement in international cooperation against fraud. This case highlights the commitment of Indonesian law enforcement to bring fugitives to justice, regardless of their location.

The search for Al Naura had been ongoing and conducted under a red notice, which is a request for global law enforcement to locate and provisionally arrest a wanted person while awaiting extradition or similar legal actions.