VIII: APPENDIX: LIST OF DETAINEES IN DILI POLICE STATION
The following list is from an official police list compiled in July 1997.
East Timor Provincial Police
Intelligence Directorate
List of Names of Suspects/Cases Handled by Intelligence Directorate
1. Attack on the headquarters of Brimob company 5486/A, Bairopite, May 28, 1997
1. Adelino De Fatimo Roberto H.
2. Romeo Conceicao
3. Rainaldo Marsal
4. Francisco Da Silva
5. Ijidio Da Cunha [unclear]...jidi
6. Francisco Soares
7. Mariano Da Costa Sarmento S
8. Francisco Da Conceicao
9. Joao da Cunha
10. Frederico Soares alias Abeto
2. Criminal agreement to commit rebellion against the Republic of Indonesia, plan to burn Polling Place IX Cacaulidun and attack Wako Brimob, company A, May 29, 1997
11. Jose Mali Amaral
12. Jeremias Da Costa
13. Ernesto Rodriques Martins
14. Francisco Magno
3. Criminal agreement to commit rebellion against the Republic of Indonesia, plan to attack Polling Place IX, Cacaulidun and attack Mako Brimob, Company A, May 29, 1997
15. Francisco do Carmo
16. Filomeno Da Costa REbeiru
17. Joao Verdial Ramos
18. Horacio Da Costa
19. Jose Tilman Akasio
20. Eugenio Basilio Da Costa R
21. Agusto Carvalho
4. Burning of the old market, June 7, 1997
22. Adelino Pinto alias Adino
23. Francelino Manuel Maria F.
24. Estanislau Fraganito alias Alau
25. Belarmino Freitas
5. Attack on members of police force who were poll monitors in Laga, Baucau, May 27, 1997
26. Luis Antoni Soares
27. Armindo Da Costa
28. Matias Marcal Soares
6. Attack on police who were poll monitors in Quelicai, Baucau, May 31,1997
29. Mario Filipi
30. Joao Bosco Ximenes
31. Luis Maria Da Silva
32. Francisco da Costa
33. Marcus Ximenes
7. Criminal agreement to commit rebellion against the Republic of Indonesia, May 30, 1997
34. DAVID DIAS XIMENES
35. Thomas Ornay
36. Roi Lety Correa
37. Joaquim de Carvalho
38. Aquilino Riberu Fraga G
8. Criminal agreement to commit rebellion against the Republic of Indonesia, May 30, 1997
9. Criminal agreement to commit rebellion, May 30, 1997
39. Dominggus Pereira
40. Dominggus Maia
41. Matias Marcas Soares
42. Vasco da Gama alias Tunder
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