Two arrested in connection with Jakarta mass murders


Tycoon Dodi Triyono with his three daughters, two of whom died in the break-in at their Jakarta home. Diona Arika Andra Putri (left) and Dianita Gemma Dzalfayla (centre) were killed along with their father, while Zannette Kalila Azaria (in white) survived. PHOTO: THE JAKARTA POST/ASIA NEWS NETWORK

JAKARTA: Indonesian police have arrested two suspects allegedly connected to the recent mass killing in a house in Pulo Mas, East Jakarta, where six people died while five others suffered injuries.

The two suspects, Ramlan Butar Butar alias Pincang and Erwin Situmorang, were arrested in Ramlan's brother's house in Bekasi, West Java, Jakarta police spokesman Sr Comr Raden Prabowo Argo Yuwono said.

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