Police raid workplace of suspected terrorist

Police confiscated a computer from a printing shop on Jl. Jatinegara Timur, the workplace of a terrorist suspect arrested in Pondok Kopi raid on Thursday.

The suspect, identified only by his initial "F", was allegedly responsible for making banners and arranging images, shopkeeper Jhonny said Thursday as reported by tempointeraktif.com.

The police took away the CPU, keyboard and monitor understood to have been used by F at the shop.

Apart from the computer, police also asked Jhonny to hand over employee attendance data.

According to the record, F was registered at work on March 15, 2011, the day three book bombs were found in Jakarta.

“I check his attendance. He was in [at the time],” Jhonny said.

Police then visited another print shop owned by Jhonny's older brother, Freddy.

"Apparently he did printing here," said Freddy, whose shop provides digital printing and photocopying services, as well as stationery.

Police also confiscated several documents from the second shop.

Both shopkeepers said that they didn’t know F personally, because he was a reserved person.

"I don't know what he is like. He is quiet," Jhonny said.