Violence erupts after Suharto case dismissed

Violence erupts after Suharto case dismissed

JAKARTA, Indonesia - A bus belonging to a group of supporters of former Indonesian President Suharto is set on fire and burned by students in southern Jakarta on Sept. 28 after an Indonesian court dismissed the corruption case against Suharto. The court dismissed the case after hearing from an independent team of doctors that the 79-year-old is not fit to stand trial.

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