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Personnel of the National Police’s Densus 88 counterterrorism squad shot dead on Friday a suspected terrorist who allegedly resisted arrest under the Jl. E. Tirtapraja overpass in Pamanukan, Subang regency, West Java.
The police have captured a man suspected of being the leader of pro-Islamic State (IS) terror group Jamaah Ansharud Daulah’s (JAD) East Java chapter in Malang, following a series of bombings earlier this week in the provincial capital Surabaya.
Four of the men involved in the attack on the Riau Police headquarters in Pekanbaru on Wednesday had previously tried to help terror detainees who were rioting at the Mobile Brigade headquarters (Mako Brimob) last week , police said.
The authorities must stay alert for the presence and influence of the Jamaah Anshar Daulah (JAD) terror group, as investigations have found it to be behind several terrorist attacks across Indonesia, a security chief has warned.
The eight suspected terrorists captured by the National Police’s Densus 88 counterterrorism squad in Banten and West Java on Thursday were allegedly affiliated with terrorist organization Jamaah Anshar Daulah (JAD) and planned to build a military base camp in Halmahera, North Maluku, a senior police officer has said.
The suspect who left an improvised explosive device in a cooking pot at a public park in Bandung on Monday was identified by police as Yayat Cahdiyat, a recidivist of a terrorism case as he was previously charged for being involved in military-style training with militants in Aceh.
The United States has designated an Indonesian radical network behind an attack in Jakarta as a terrorist group and announced sanctions on four militants in an effort to disrupt Islamic State group operations and recruitment in Australia and Southeast Asia.
