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Pembunuh polisi di Poso buronan 2005. (VIVAnews/Fajar Sodiq)
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VIVAnews - Head of the National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT) Ansyaad Mbai believe that the kidnapping and murder of two policemen who were on duty in Poso, Central Sulawesi, Brigadier Brigadier Andi Sudirman and related Sapa terrorism.
He suspects they were killed at the hands of perpetrators who had been a fugitive since 2005.
Ansyaad also said there is no reason to associate the event to the group that had spread terror. "There is good reason for that," he said in Bali, Friday, October 19, 2012.
He said that to date, there is still the terror mastermind spreader in a number of places that are still hanging around.
In addition, Ansyaad explained that since 2005, the brain diffuser terror has entered in the search list (DPO). "Though his identity is clear and has been bagged, but for various reasons has yet to be caught," he said.
One of the obstacles, he said, was no longer able to catch someone arbitrarily, such as New Order era first. "In the past could be arrested at any time. But now, in a democracy as it is no longer like that," said Ansyaad.
"In a democracy, dignified manner required to make an arrest," he added.
According Asnyaad, unlike Indonesia and Malaysia and Singapore. In two countries, those who merely talk, but is considered dangerous and threatening the country could be arrested and detained.
Unmitigated, he continued, could be detained for two years without trial. "In the past, we must refrain from such methods., But now is no longer allowed. If in Indonesia who are treated like it could even be a celebrity. Frankly we envy the handling in other countries," he said.
Earlier, the head of the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), Marciano Norman gives indication if closely linked network Jemaah Ansharut Tauhid (JAT) behind the death of two police officers who were on duty in Poso. On that, JAT itself is denied.