[GMA News] A member of the Abu Sayyaf allegedly involved in kidnapping tourists in Sipadan, Malaysia in 2000 has been arrested in Zamboanga City. The suspect was identified as Bads Adjam, alias "Pamadol." He is the third member of the Abu Sayyaf to be arrested in the city this year. The suspect was arrested in a private subdivision in Barangay Santa Maria, after a witness positively identified him.According to sources, Adjam was involved in the kidnappings of ten Malaysians, nine Europeans, and two Filipinos in Sipadan Island in 2000. He was also part of the kidnappings of six Jehovah's Witnesses in Patikol, Sulu in 2002, police said.
Sr. Supt. Billy Tamayo said, "We are still looking for the other wanted suspects in the Sipadan and the Jehovah's Witness case. We are vicious in our effort to arrest them all."