Indonesian police have captured the country's most wanted terrorist Abu Dujana, the head a military wing of the Jemaah Islamiah terrorist network. Dujana was among at least three arrested in the weekend raids across central Java, police confirmed on Monday. A member of the Indonesian police's Detachment 88 anti-terror team, which was involved in the raid, said Dujana was caught in one of a series of raids on the weekend. Dujana was being interrogated in a secret location, the source said on condition of anonymity. Asked if Dujana was in custody, the source said, "Yes, correct.'' He declined to give further details, including the town in which the terror suspect was caught.
Dujana's right hand man Mahfud, aka Yusron, was arrested on Saturday after being shot in the thigh during a raid by Detachment 88 at a house in the central Java district of Banyumas. Earlier on Monday, Indonesian police spokesman Sisno Adiwinoto said Dujana was at the same location prior to Mahfud's arrest. He said a number of people were arrested in raids across central Java over the weekend, but refused to say whether Dujana was among them.