Indonesian student held for allegedly sheltering terrorists in Jakarta hotel bombings

Indonesian cops interrogated Tuesday a college student and aid agency volunteer who allegedly arranged shelter for terrorists who were the brain  behind hotel bombings in Jakarta. Mathematics and science major
Sonny Jayadi, 24, was believed to have rented rooms at a Jakarta boarding house for militant brothers who were killed by the cops last week in a raid on the building, police spokesman Nanan Sukarna said.

Jayadi fell on the eye of the police Saturday in the West Sumatra coastal town of Padang, while helping victims of a powerful Sept. 30 quake that killed more than 800 people and devastated vast areas of the country’s westernmost
island. Jayadi is said to have paid rent for Syaiffudin Zuhri and Mohamad Syahrir – key members of a terrorist cell led by the late regional al-Qaida commander Noordin Top.