NTB Attorney General's Office examines data from search of Central Lombok Land Agency office related to money laundering case

Mataram (ANTARA) - The West Nusa Tenggara Attorney General’s Office is examining data from the search of the Central Lombok National Land Agency office in connection with the investigation into alleged money laundering offences (TPPU) and gratuities, with suspect Subhan.

“All documents from the search, whether in the form of data or information, are currently being studied by the investigation team,” said Spokesperson for the NTB Attorney General’s Office, Harun Al Rasyid, in Mataram on Tuesday.

The Special Crimes Investigators from the NTB Attorney General’s Office previously searched the Central Lombok Land Agency office on Monday (6/4). The search is related to the development of a case involving alleged corruption in the procurement of land for the construction of the MXGP Samota circuit on Sumbawa Island.

In the main case, Subhan has been named a suspect along with two individuals from the land appraisal team of the Pung’s Zulkarnain Public Appraiser’s Office, namely Muhammad Julkarnaen and Pung’s Saifullah Zulkarnain.

During the land procurement process in the 2022 fiscal year by the Sumbawa Regency Government, Subhan served as Head of the Sumbawa Land Agency from 2020 to 2023. He was later named a suspect again at the end of 2025 while serving as Head of the Central Lombok Land Agency.

The Attorney General’s Office then pursued further development by issuing a new investigation order related to alleged money laundering offences and gratuities during Subhan’s tenure as Head of the Sumbawa Land Agency from 2020 to 2023 and as Head of the Central Lombok Land Agency from 2023 to 2025.

For the investigation into the alleged TPPU and gratuities, the Attorney General’s Office has not yet disclosed the suspect’s role. The search at the Central Lombok Land Agency office remains part of the ongoing investigation series.

“This search is part of the series of processes in the investigation of alleged gratuities and TPPU,” he said.

The Head of the NTB Attorney General’s Office, Wahyudi, previously stated that there are still several investigation stages that must be completed before naming suspects in the TPPU and gratuities case.

One of them is the examination of experts, both criminal experts and those from the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre. The investigators are currently building coordination with these experts.

“The expert examination is part of completing the evidence,” said Wahyudi.