Kyzylorda district police officer found dead in garage

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A district police inspector was found dead in a garage in Kazakhstan's Kyzylorda region. Police said he died from injuries sustained during a domestic dispute while on leave. A criminal case has been opened and a suspect identified.
Key Facts
- The body of a police officer born in 1988 was found in a garage in the yard of a private house with signs of violent death.
- The incident occurred in the Aral district of Kyzylorda region during a domestic dispute.
- The officer was on leave at the time of the incident.
- A criminal case has been opened and the suspect's identity has been established.
- The suspect had previously been repeatedly brought to administrative responsibility by the deceased officer for domestic violence offenses.
Discovery of Body
Information about the death of a police officer initially appeared on social networks and messengers. According to the Telegram channel egovpress, the body of a man born in 1988 with signs of violent death was found in a garage in the yard of a private house. The Department of Police of Kyzylorda region later officially confirmed the death of a district inspector in the Aral district.
Official Police Statement
Police reported that during a domestic dispute in the Aral district, the district police inspector sustained bodily injuries from which he died. At the time of the incident, the officer was on leave. A criminal case has been opened, the suspect's identity has been established, and measures are being taken to detain him. The suspect had previously been repeatedly brought to administrative responsibility by the deceased district inspector for offenses in the sphere of family and domestic relations. Protective orders had also been issued against the suspect.