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                    [Title] => Indons can’t find Al-Ghozi either
                    [Summary] => Indonesian police failed to find escaped terror suspect and convicted bomber Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi during a hunt through his home village and other potential hideouts, Jakarta’s top police official said yesterday.


Indonesia was cooperating in the search for Al-Ghozi, including information exchanges with the Philippines, because he could still carry out attacks, Indonesian national police chief Gen. Da’i Bachtiar said.
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"We will dispatch two police officers to the Philippines," Bachtiar told journalists after an anti-drug rally in Central Jakarta, the state Antara news agency reported.

Bachtiar did not give the name and rank of the officers and did not say when they will depart.
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                    [Title] => Indons can’t find Al-Ghozi either
                    [Summary] => Indonesian police failed to find escaped terror suspect and convicted bomber Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi during a hunt through his home village and other potential hideouts, Jakarta’s top police official said yesterday.


Indonesia was cooperating in the search for Al-Ghozi, including information exchanges with the Philippines, because he could still carry out attacks, Indonesian national police chief Gen. Da’i Bachtiar said.
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"We will dispatch two police officers to the Philippines," Bachtiar told journalists after an anti-drug rally in Central Jakarta, the state Antara news agency reported.

Bachtiar did not give the name and rank of the officers and did not say when they will depart.
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