Police to improve Imron's case file

Police to improve Imron's case file

DENPASAR, Bali: The police team investigating last year's
bombings in Bali will send a special unit to trace and collect
evidence and left in East Kalimantan by suspect Ali Imron, team
spokesman Adj. Sr. Comr. Yatim Suyatmo said on Saturday.

"The special officers are scheduled to leave on Monday with
the hope that they will be able to collect new evidence to
complete Ali Imron's case file," he said.

Ali Imron was arrested at his hiding place on a tiny island in
East Kalimantan on Jan. 13 or three months after the bombings on
Oct. 12 last year. He was arrested along with 14 of his friends,
including Utomo Pamungkas alias Mubarok.

Suyatmo said police believed Imron, the suspected assembler of
the bombs used in Bali, had left some evidence there and also
still had some friends there.

Regarding witnesses, Suyatmo said the police would be
selective, adding that witnesses who possessed information
relevant to the case would be taken to Bali.

The Bali Prosecutor's Office recently returned Ali Imron's
case files compiled by the police for correction and improvement.
-- Antara