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News conference following arrest of Suharto's son

(28 Nov 2001) 1. Wide shot of Tommy Suharto escorted through journalists into news conference room 2. Suharto sitting down 3. Cutaway cameras and reporters 4. Wide shot of news conference 5. Jakarta Police Chief Sofyan Jacob and Suharto 6. Pan of room 7. Close up of Suharto 8. Medium shot of Suharto 9. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Sofyan Jacob, Jakarta Police Chief "Tommy did not resist during his arrest at all, which is good, very good. The first thing he said was: 'I surrender. I will not resist against the officers.'" 10. Cutaway journalists 11. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Tommy Suharto, Ex-dictator Suharto's son "When the time comes, I will clarify everything." 12. Wide shot of Suharto getting up 13. Suharto smiling 14. Cutaway journalists 15. Suharto walking away 16. Wide shot of Tommy's wife Ardia Pramesti Regita Cahyani (Tata), Tommy's elders sisters Siti Hardiyanti Rukmana (Tutut), Siti Hediati Prabowo (Titiek) and Siti Hutami Endang Adiningsih (Mamiek) in the middle of crowd 17. Medium shot of same 18. Mamiek in the right passenger seat and Titiek in the left passenger seat of car 19. Titiek and car driving away STORYLINE: The bizarre, yearlong hunt for the fugitive son of Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto ended on Wednesday when detectives raided a mansion where he was sleeping and arrested him for allegedly plotting the murder of a judge who had convicted him for corruption. Smiling and waving at reporters, Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra was escorted by dozens of police officers into the Jakarta police headquarters at dusk. It was the first time he had been seen in public since going into hiding a year ago as Indonesia's most wanted man. Since then police have been accused of allowing him to remain at-large. Police said said a 15-member team raided a house belonging to an acquaintance of Tommy in the luxury housing estate in southern Jakarta. Jakarta Police Chief Sofyan Jacob told a packed news conference Suharto surrendered peacefully to the officers. Suharto told reporters that when the time came, he would "clarify everything." Police said Suharto had been arrested for allegedly ordering the killing of Supreme Court Justice Syafiuddin Kartasasmita in July. Last November, Kartasasmita had sentenced Suharto to 18 months in prison for corruption surrounding a multimillion-dollar land scam, a move which prompted Tommy's disappearance. The land scam that cost the state the equivalent of 11 (m) million US dollars. Kartasasmita was murdered by two gunmen on motorbikes who were later arrested and claimed Tommy had paid them to kill the judge. Police and the government have also linked Suharto to a series of bomb attacks, including one at the Jakarta Stock Exchange last year in which more than a dozen people were killed. Tommy was also accused of collaborating with separatists fighting for the independence of the northwestern province of Aceh and with other anti-government groups. He is the first member of the rich former first family to be convicted of corruption. Last year, charges against the Suharto, 81, were dropped after he claimed to be too ill to face trial. During Suharto's 32-year reign, his youngest son was Indonesia's golden boy who built himself an international business empire worth an estimated 800 (m) million US dollars. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...