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The Indonesian Police to deport ex-CIA agent

Jakarta, VOI News - The National Police is preparing deportation of a former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent who is also wanted by the US spy organization. The deportation of Bob Marshall was being processed by the National Central Bureau Interpol Indonesia. According to Detective chief, Comr. Gen. Ito Sumardi,  the Indonesian police received a request to arrest Marshall from the US government for his alleged involvement in illegal arms sales in the country. Bogor immigration officials arrested Marshall in January 2008 as he was applying for a passport.

The US national was charged under the 1992 immigration law for illegal stay and holding no valid passport, which carry a combined punishment of six years in jail term. Ito said Marshall entered Indonesia through Batam in December 2007 along with seven illegal migrants by boat from Johor in Malaysia. “He holds 40 passports.”, he added. ant / jp
 

 

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