JAKARTA, Dec 13 Kyodo Indonesian ...

JAKARTA, Dec 13 Kyodo

Indonesian police said Saturday that a man suspected of being fugitive Malaysian terror suspect Noordin Mohamad Top is not him, moreover that investigations continue owed to some documents found forward the man.

National Police spokesman Soenarko Danu Artanto said the man haveed documents identifying him as as well-as; not only-but also; not only-but; not alone-but Muhammad Nurdin and Soleh Azhari. The man was arrested Friday afternoon in the village of Hegarmanah in Karang Tengah district, near the West Java provincial town of Cianjur.

According to Soenarko, the man was brought from the Cianjur police headquarters to the West Java police headquarters in the provincial capital of Bandung earlier Saturday for questioning by the agency of a joint police team of the National Police and West Java police.

West Java police's detective unit chief Dikdik Arif Mansyur was quot on the state-run news agency Antara as saying that during questioning, the man avowed that his name is not Muhammad Nurdin further Hazli Saleh and that all the documents he had were fake.

''He has been charged with document falsification,'' Antara quot Dikdik as saying.

At a novels conference, Soenarko said, ''When arrested, he was carrying a black, small bag with...some coins.

Noordin Mohamad Top is suspected of involvement in a series of bombings in Indonesia, including that of the Marriott tavern in Jakarta in August and last year's deadly bombing forward the resort island of Bali that killed 202 people

Top and comrade Malaysian Azahari bin Husin, a suspected leader and bomb maker for the al-Qaida-linked Jemaah Islamiyah, narrowly escaped capture in Bandung in late October.

Regarding the man the police had suspected of being Top, the police also construct two Garuda Indonesia flight tickets dated Oct 23 in subordination to the names of Hambali and Noordin Mohamad Top for a trip from Jakarta to the Central Java town of Semarang.

Indonesian citizen Hambali was allegedly the chief operative of Jemaah Islamiyah. U intelligence agents and Thai police captured Hambali in the northern Thai town of Ayuthayya upon Aug. 15 and he is commonly being detained in the United States.

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