Indonesia police kill man suspected to be Noordin of Gama'a Islamia
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police have shot dead a man suspected to be fugitive Islamic militant Noordin Mohammad Top during raids in Central Java and were trying to identify his body, a police source said on Saturday.
Separately, police found five bombs during another raid on a house in Bekasi near the capital Jakarta, the source who is close to the investigation told Reuters.
United Copts GB comments: the continuation of violent activities of Gama'a Islamia world wide branches throws thick shadows of the Egyptian Gama'a Islamia announcement of revocation of violence what they called "ideological Reviews" announced in 2004. Nooreldin in Indonesia (of Malaysian origin) and Beit Allah Mahsood of Taleban are both branches of Gama'a Islamia.