Prisoners Who Took Over Mako Brimob Surrender

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Officers cheer after a briefing at the headquarters of elite police unit Mobile Brigade in Depok, West Java, May 10, 2018. AP

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Policemen carry equipment inside the Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) headquarters after a hostage crisis at a high-security jail located in the compound was resolved in Depok, May 10, 2018. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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An officer stands guard near razor wire barricade set up outside the headquarters of elite police unit Mobile Brigade in Depok, West Java, May 10, 2018. Wiranto said 10 of about 155 inmates refused to surrender but were overcome by tear gas and smoke bombs. AP

10 Mei 2018 00:00 WIB

Officers stand guard outside the headquarters of Mobile Brigade, an elite Indonesian police force, in Depok, West Java, May 10, 2018. Indonesia's top security minister says dozens of Islamic militants who took over the detention center near Indonesia's capital, killing a number of officers, have surrendered to police. AP

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Policemen are seen inside the Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) headquarters after a hostage crisis at a high-security jail located in the compound was resolved in Depok, May 10, 2018. The five members of an elite counter-terrorism force had been "sadistically" killed by prisoners during the standoff at the jail on the outskirts of the capital Jakarta, police said. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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A mobile brigade policeman stands gaurd inside the Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) headquarters after a hostage crisis at a high-security jail located in the compound had been resolved in Depok, May 10, 2018. A hostage crisis at a high-security jail in Indonesia ended on Thursday after Islamist militant prisoners who killed five police surrendered and released an officer they were holding, police said. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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