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Chief Sgt. N was allegedly directly involved in the kidnapping and homicide of the head of a state-owned Bank Rakyat Indonesia branch location in Central Jakarta, while Second Cpl. FH was suspected of recruiting other people for the criminal act.
The National Military Police Headquarters (Puspom TNI) is investigating the alleged involvement of an Army member in an arson attack that killed a journalist and his family in Karo regency, North Sumatra, last month.
The Jakarta Military Police have said that their preliminary findings have found that extortion was behind the recent abduction, torture and murder of Imam Masykur, a 25-year-old Aceh native allegedly by three members of the Indonesian Military (TNI).
Some 40 soldiers from the Bukit Barisan regional military command surrounded the office of Medan Police’s criminal investigation department for two hours on Aug. 4 over the bail of a suspect in an alleged document forgery case.
Public support is growing for the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to continue investigating two Indonesian Military (TNI) officers whom it recently named suspects in a graft case related to equipment procurement for the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas).
"Based on information from witnesses and current evidence, investigators have named eight people suspects," Army Military Police (Puspomad) commander Let. Gen. Dodik Widjanarko said in a press conference on Thursday.
