Generals Out of Line

ILLEGAL businesses run by soldiers have again come under the public spotlight in recent days. After the discovery of 145 illegal weapons at the home of the late Brig. Gen. Koesmayadi two weeks ago, the focus of suspicion is now on the same group smuggling luxury cars. This only serves to further convince people of the spread of illegal businesses involving military personnel, which are often carried out by using official Indonesian Military (TNI)

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