Indonesian police arrests 3 suspects of Jakarta bombing

Indonesian police said they have captured three more suspected militants following twin suicide bombings in Jakarta last week that killed three policemen and injured 12 other police and civilians.
Indonesian police arrests 3 suspects of Jakarta bombing ảnh 1Indonesian police investigate the bombing scene (Photo: VNA)

Jakarta (VNA)
– Indonesian police said they have captured three more suspectedmilitants following twin suicide bombings in Jakarta last week that killedthree policemen and injured 12 other police and civilians.

Accordingto Central Java Police spokesman Djarod Padakova, a man identified as Wahyudiwas arrested on May 29 in West Java’s Sukoharjo district, while another man wascaught hours later in the neighbouring district of Karanganyar.

Nationalpolice spokesman Setyo Wasisto said the third suspect was detained a dayearlier in Cibubur, near Jakarta.

Six totalsuspects have been arrested in the wake of the bombings

The May 24bombings took place near a bus terminal in eastern Jakarta, with the suicidebombers identified as Ichwan Nurul Salam and Ahmad Sukri, both 31 years old.

Salam livedin the city of Bandung in West Java province, while Skri was a tailor in Garuttown.

Localpolice are examining their DNA.-VNA
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