(26 Mar 2003)
1. Police standing in line
2. Various of police marching with riot shields
3. Police getting out of armoured police vehicle
3. Various of motorbike on back of truck to be used in court as evidence
4. Label on motorbike
5. Various of Bali bombing suspect Harnianto (one name only) standing outside police station
6. Armed police
7. Another bomb suspect Abdul Rauf being taken from police station to armoured police van
8. Alleged mastermind of Bali bombings Imam Samudra being taken into van
9. Police van arriving outside Bali prosecutors office building
10. Harnianto being taken to prosecutors office building, holding up Quran
11. Rauf being taken from van to court in prosecutors office
12. Various of Samudra inside court room
13. Various of Samudra in court room, shot through window
13. Various of lawyer looking through documents in court
15. Various of police vehicles outside court and motorbike believed to have been used during attack
16. Suspect taken outside prosecutors office building and shown motorbike by police, he nods, and then is taken back in
STORYLINE:
Indonesian police handed prosecutors their evidence against Imam Samudra, the alleged ringleader in the Bali blasts, in Denpasar on Wednesday.
Arriving at the Bali prosecutors office, the suspect held up a copy of the Quran and called the United States a "monster."
The war in Iraq has provoked anger in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, though protests here have been muted compared to those staged after a U.S.-led coalition attacked Afghanistan's Taliban regime in 2001.
Wednesday's delivery of the evidence against Samudra and two of his alleged accomplices constitutes the final step before they are formally charged.
All of the men are accused of violating anti-terror laws that carry a maximum penalty of death.
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