Indonesian police confirmed Monday the arrest of a leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, the Southeast Asian wing of international terrorism network al-Qaida, saying he was building a fighting force and an economic base to set up a caliphate in Indonesia when arrested.National Police spokesman Dedi Prasetyo told a press conference that Para Wijayanto, 54, who had been at large since 2003, and his wife were arrested by the counterterrorism police unit Detachment 88 at a hotel in Bekasi, in the suburbs of Jakarta, on Saturday."The suspect has been actively involved in a series of terror attacks in Indo…READ FULL ARTICLE
