"So, there are 13 who live in the state, seven people died," said Chief of Police Public Information Bureau Brigadier General (Pol) Joey Boy Amar at Police Headquarters, South Jakarta, Thursday (09/05/2013).
First, Detachment 88 arrested five suspected terrorists in the area of South Jakarta and Tangerang. They are Faisal alias Boim, Endang, Agung, Agus widharto, and Faith. After that, in Bandung, West Java, Detachment 88 arrested five suspected terrorists. They are William infallible Acum alias alias Dadan, Haris Fauzi Jablud alias, alias Budi Anga (died), aka Junet Encek (passed away), and Sarame (passed away).
In Batang, Central Java, two suspected terrorists were arrested, namely Abu Roban (passed away) and Puryanto. In Kendal, Central Java, Detachment catch Iwan.
Lastly, ambush occurred along shootout in Kebumen, Central Java, until Thursday morning. Those arrested are Farel, Wagiono, Slamet Budi, Bastari (passed away), Toni (passed away), and Bayu alias Ucup (passed away).
Of a series of arrests, Detachment 88 also confiscated a number of explosives and firearms. Seven suspected terrorists were shot dead immediately taken to the Police Hospital, Kramat Jati, East Jakarta, to be further identified.
Bayu alias Ucup suspected terrorists shot dead by Detachment 88 anti-terror police in Kebumen, Central Java, had booby-trap bomb at the entrance of the house hiding. Resistance was to be one of the reasons for arrest last long.
"At the crime scene, found the grenade arranged in the form of a trap. If a person walks, the laces are interested, then pull injured people," said Chief of Police Public Information Bureau Brigadier General (Pol) Joey Boy Amar at Police Headquarters, South Jakarta, Thursday (05/09/2013).
According to Boy, Bayu also had opened fire on officers. Firefight ensued. In the siege, Bayu insisted would not give up until it was shot dead. Kebumen ambush took place on Wednesday (08/05/2013) at around 20:00 until Thursday (09/05/2013) around 07.30.
Of Kebumen, Detachment 88 arrested seven actors. Four people were arrested in a state of life, ie Farel, Wagiono, Slamet, and Budi. The three others were killed, namely Bastari, Toni, and Bayu alias Ucup. Evidence seized were three types of firearms revolver, 54 bullets, three pipe bombs, a grenade mangosteen, four motorcycles, laptops, five mobile phones, two-HT, maps, and floor plan sketches targets.
Previously, Detachment 88 arrests at several locations since Tuesday (07/05/2013). Locations include Jakarta, South Tangerang, Bandung, Trunk and Kendal (Central Java), as well as the latest in Kebumen. Total suspected terrorists were rounded up as many as 20 people, and 7 people were killed.
Special Detachment 88 anti-terror police combed the number of locations of suspected terrorist hideouts in the district Limpung unexpected and Subah, Batang, Central Java, on Thursday (09/05/2013) at around 10:30 pm.
A number of location-related searches in the arrest of two suspected terrorists, one of whom was shot dead by Detachment 88 for trying to fight. A number of locations were combed by Detachment 88 team include former boarding house in the village Sempu suspected terrorists, and about the place of arrest on Highway Babadan, Sempu Village, District Limpung.
After combing a number of locations in the District Limpung, Detachment team moved again to the village of East Pecan. However, until a few places, Detachment 88 was not found suspected terrorists.
Information received around 13:00 pm, one of the two suspected terrorists who were shot dead were taken to Jakarta via Pantura Batang, Central Java.
Police Chief Commissioner Rod Widi Atmoko through Subag Police Public Relations Head Stem AKP Makhsus justify sweeping measures conducted by Detachment 88 anti-terror police. "Sweep it possible links to a number of locations with the arrest of two suspected terrorists in District Limpung," he said.
The police claimed that the suspected terrorists to obtain information that was captured in a number of locations by the Special Detachment 88 anti-terror police plan to burn Market Glodok, Jakarta. However, the action fails and is not yet known what the motive of the burning plan.
"From the information we got, they were planning to conduct burning in Glodok market, but failed," said Chief of Police Public Information Bureau Brigadier General (Pol) Joey Boy Amar at Police Headquarters, South Jakarta, Thursday (05/09/2013).
Group of terrorist suspects arrested in a number of locations which is led by Abu Roban alias Lucky alias Bambang Jackfruit who was shot dead in catching Limpung village, Batang, Central Java, on Wednesday (05/08/2013). They were called involved a number of bank robberies and gold shops to fund terrorism or fa'i. The fund is expected to terrorism and related frontman Poso terrorist suspects are still at large namely Santoso. Roban is also known to be associated ash Abu Omar network, a supplier of weapons from the Philippines.
"Our officers will continue to develop info-this figure from them," said Boy.
Previously, Special Detachment 88 anti-terror police arrested 20 suspected terrorists in a number of locations. A total of seven people shot dead among them.
First, Detachment 88 arrested five suspected terrorists in the area of South Jakarta and Tangerang. They are Faisal alias Boim, Endang, Agung, Agus widharto, and Faith. After that, in Bandung, West Java, Detachment 88 arrested five suspected terrorists. They are William infallible Acum alias alias Dadan, Haris Fauzi Jablud alias, alias Budi Anga (died), aka Junet Encek (dead), and Sarame (killed).
In Batang, Kendal, Central Java, three suspected terrorists were arrested, namely Abu Roban (killed), Puryanto, and Iwan.
Lastly, ambush occurred along shootout in Kebumen, Central Java, until Thursday morning. Those arrested are Farel, Wagiono, Slamet Budi, Bastari (killed), Toni (killed), and Bayu alias Ucup (killed).
Of a series of arrests, Detachment 88 also confiscated homemade bombs, guns, and some cash. Seven suspected terrorists were shot dead immediately taken to the Police Hospital, Kramatjati, East Jakarta, to be further identified.
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