The Suspected Terrorist Who Was Arrested In The South Tangerang Sosok Pria Terututup, Has BEEN Monitored Since A Year AGO

TANGERANG - Densus 88 again raided a house on Jalan Cempaka, Pondok Pucung, Pondok Aren, South Tangerang. One suspect with the initials SN was arrested.

Agus Sapta, Head of the RT confirmed that his home environment had arrested a suspected terrorist. He was arrested on Friday, January 20, in the morning.

"He has been arrested, so actually. This has been a long time. The police came to me one year ago (March 2021) asking for permission to monitor the DPO (SN)," Agus said when met, Friday, January 20, in the afternoon.

"Suddenly called me. He said That this was an A1," he continued.

Agus said that SN's daily life is a closed person. In fact, he is a person who has never had a relationship with local residents.

"Closed, never socializing. When you go to the mosque, you go home, it's closed again," he said.

The National Police's Anti-terror Special Detachment (Densus) 88 arrested three suspects for criminal acts of terrorism in the Jakarta and Banten areas today. Head of the Public Information Bureau (Karopenmas) of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Brigadier General Ahmad Ramadhan said the three suspects came from two different networks, each with the initials AS, ARH and SN. "The US suspect was arrested in the North Jakarta area," said Ramadhan as quoted by Antara, Friday, January 20 evening.

Then the suspect ARH was arrested in the South Jakarta area, and suspect SN was arrested in South Tangerang, Banten Province. The one-star general explained that the US suspect was involved in the Indonesian Islamic State (NII) terrorist network. "While the ARH and SN suspects are fugitives on the wanted list (DPO)," he said. Suspect ARH and SN, said Ramadhan, DPO arrested a terrorist crime in March 2021.

The involvement of the two suspects, continued Ramadhan, plans to make bombs and will be used in acts of terror. "However, it was thwarted in 2021," said Ramadhan.

Until now, said Ramadhan, investigators from the National Police's Densus 88 Anti-terror are intensively examining the three suspects.