An Indonesian anti-terror policeman walks next to the Starbucks cafe after several blasts and shootings in Jakarta on January 14, 2016. Gunfire and explosions in the Indonesian capital Jakarta killed at least six people on January 14 in what the country's president dubbed "acts of terror", with fears that militants were still on the run. Starbucks announced in a statement that the company was closing all of its Jakarta branches "until further notice" after one of its stores in the Indonesian capital was hit by apparent suicide attacks. / AFP/AFP/Getty Images
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Terrorism expert: We were caught off guard by attacks
Former Australian national security operative and counterterrorism expert Clarke Jones talks to CNN's Rosemary Church about the attacks that rocked central Jakarta.
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An Indonesian anti-terror policeman walks next to the Starbucks cafe after several blasts and shootings in Jakarta on January 14, 2016. Gunfire and explosions in the Indonesian capital Jakarta killed at least six people on January 14 in what the country's president dubbed "acts of terror", with fears that militants were still on the run. Starbucks announced in a statement that the company was closing all of its Jakarta branches "until further notice" after one of its stores in the Indonesian capital was hit by apparent suicide attacks. / AFP/AFP/Getty Images
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JAKARTA, INDONESIA - JANUARY 14: Indonesian policemen stands guard near the blast site after a series of explosions hit the Indonesia capital on January 14, 2016 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Reports of explosions and gunshots in the centre of the Indonesian capital, including outside the United Nations building and in the front of the Sarinah shopping mall, an area with many luxury hotels, embassies and offices. (Photo by Oscar Siagian/Getty Images)
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Policemen and ambulances arrive in front of the Sarinah shopping center after a series of explosions hit central Jakarta on January 14.
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Police hide behind vehicles during an exchange of gunfire with suspects hiding near a Starbucks cafe when another blast happens in Jakarta on January 14, 2016.=
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