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Police name 9th suspect in Cikeusik Ahmadiyah lynching
("The Jakarta Post," February 18, 2011)

Cikeusik, Indonesia - The National Police has named a new suspect in the recent deadly attack on members of the Islamic minority sect Jamaah Ahmadiyah in Cikeusik, Banten, bringing the total number of suspects to nine.

Banten Police arrested the new suspect, “AD”, on Thursday, National Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Boy Rafli Amar said Friday. Boy added that the latest suspect and “D”, the first suspect from the Ahmadi side, were both residents of Cikeusik.

“So, the latest is that there are two new suspects — AD and D … AD is a Pandeglang resident who was arrested in Banten,” Boy said in Tangerang, Banten, as quoted by tribunnews.com.

He added that while both AD and D were residents of Cikeusik, they worked in another district and had only returned home to Cikeusik on weekends.

Boy said AD was charged with Article 170 of the Criminal Code on group attacks.

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	All Articles Police name 9th suspect in Cikeusik Ahmadiyah lynching ("The Jakarta Post," February 18, 2011) Cikeusik, Indonesia - The National Police has named a new suspect in the recent deadly attack on members of the Islamic minority sect Jamaah Ahmadiyah in Cikeusik, Banten, bringing the total number of suspects to nine. Banten Police arrested the new suspect, “AD”, on Thursday, National Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Boy Rafli Amar said Friday. Boy added that the latest suspect and “D”, the first suspect from the Ahmadi side, were both residents of Cikeusik. “So, the latest is that there are two new suspects — AD and D … AD is a Pandeglang resident who was arrested in Banten,” Boy said in Tangerang, Banten, as quoted by tribunnews.com. He added that while both AD and D were residents of Cikeusik, they worked in another district and had only returned home to Cikeusik on weekends. Boy said AD was charged with Article 170 of the Criminal Code on group attacks. Related Sections \| Ahmadiya \| Fundamentalist \| Sectarian Violence	Search 10 Commandments 12 Tribes Aum/Aleph Bahai Branch Davidians Buddhism Christianity Church/State Colonia Dignidad FLDS Falun Gong Gatekeepers Gov. Reports Hari Krishna Hinduism Home Schooling Honohana House of Prayer Internet Related Islam Judaism Legislation Legislative Docs. Miscellaneous Mungiki Native Religions Nuwaubian Nation Occult Other NRMs PBMA Raelians Rastafarians Scholarly Papers Scientology Sectarian Violence Sikhism Solar Temple The Body The Family Int'l Unification Church Yahweh Zong Gong
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