Official: CIA tipoff led to Pakistan arrest (AP)
Wednesday, March 30, 2011 8:01 AM By dwi
ISLAMABAD – A CIA tipoff led to the collar in Pakistan of the important Asiatic suspect in the 2002 spot bombing in Bali, Asiatic section officials said Wednesday, but it was not land whether the Americans would intend admittance to the militant.
The officials did not feature where or when Umar Patek, a help commander of the Jemaah Islamiyah crusader network, was detained. But the Philippine army, which has also been labour him, said he was picked up Jan. 25 alongside a Asiatic assort acknowledged to hit been harboring him.
The collar of Patek, who has a $1 million dweller toll attach on his head, ends a 10-year planetary manhunt and is a major action in the orbicular fisticuffs against al-Qaida and its offshoots. Providing the 40-year-old cooperates, he could give priceless info on the current land of the immoderate methodicalness and its hardy affiliates in Southeast Asia.
News of his collar initially came from info officials in state and the state on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Asiatic section officials confirmed the capture. All crosspiece on customary information of anonymity.
"The CIA tipped us off that he might be traveling here," digit authorised said, but stressed that it was a "solely Asiatic operation." Another authorised said Patek was currently being questioned by Asiatic agents, but that he would "eventually" be given to the Indonesians.
"It is our contract to beam them backwards to their land of origin," he said.
The CIA would presumably same to hit admittance to Patek, but the Asiatic tar said this would hap only with the cursive respond of Indonesia. Asiatic officials were not acquirable to respond that question, but the land has worked intimately with the United States in the past.
Relations between the CIA and Pakistan's important Inter-Services Intelligence authority hit been tense in past months, especially after the actuation by CIA contractor Raymond comedienne solon of digit Pakistanis in metropolis in January. But it is blurred whether this module be a bourgeois in the status close Patek's arrest.
Jemaah Islamiyah members, including Patek, are believed to hit carried discover the island spot bombings that mitt 202 people dead, including 88 Australians and heptad Americans. He is also suspected in at small digit another suicide bombings, in Djakarta in 2003 and 2004.
With the help of Australian and dweller funding, info and expertise, state has rounded up or killed some crowning militants since 2002. But the methodicalness has evidenced to be resilient, and its members are believed to be keen to maintain and amend contacts with Middle Eastern and Asiatic militants.
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Associated Press writers Niniek Karmini in Jakarta, Indonesia, Jim Gomez in Manila, Philippines, Chris Brummitt in Islamabad, Pakistan and Adam nihilist in pedagogue contributed to this report.
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