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Pakaresius Amokoame Fugitive (wanted; no report of arrest)
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Juga ditulis Paska Amoko — disebut “Komandan Batalyon I”/komandan batalion TPNPB di wilayah Kali Kopi, Mimika

Pakaresius Amokoame

Affiliation: TPNPB-OPM Kodap III Kali Kopi — battalion level
Operational Area: Mimika regency (Tembagapura, Kuala Kencana, Jila districts) and the mining corridor in Mimika's central highlands
Legal Status: Fugitive (wanted; no report of arrest)

A name that appears in open letters and statements by the armed Kodap III Kali Kopi group as a battalion commander at the lower level of the structure, not as Kodap commander. The initial draft of this entry had both the name and the position wrong: the Kodap III Kali Kopi commander is another person, while he sits at battalion level.

Personal Dossier & Background

Date & Place of BirthNo public data on his date or place of birth, or his age.
Tribe & Regional OriginNo source states his ethnic group explicitly. The Amokoame clan is associated with the Amungme area, but the sources do not say so outright.
Base Headquarters & CampsThe initial draft cited “Kali Biru and Kali Kabur” as a base — WITHDRAWN for lack of any source. The documented operating area is the Mimika highland corridor (Tembagapura, Jila).
Estimated StrengthNo official figure. The initial draft's “about 40 people” had no basis — withdrawn.
Family Background / ParentsFather and mother: no public data.
Educational BackgroundNo public data on his education.
Position / RoleA battalion commander (described as “Commander of Battalion I”) in the Kodap III Kali Kopi structure. IMPORTANT: the names verified in public sources are Pakaresius Amokoame (open letter, 21 November 2025) and Paska Amoko (statement, 22 September 2026); they are probably the same person on the basis of matching position and area — an inference, not a statement by a source. The variant “Pagratius Amoko Amokwame” was not found in any source.
Latest Legal StatusAt large, with no report of arrest. Several names from the Tembagapura group were placed on the Mimika police wanted list (21 names, November 2017), but his presence on that list cannot be confirmed.
Verification noteDraft corrections: the post of “Kodap III Kali Kopi commander” is consistently attributed in public sources to another name (2020-2026), so this entry is set at battalion level. The claim of “succession after Hengky Uamang's death” is also wrong: the correct name is Hengky Wanmang, who died on 16 August 2020 and served as chief of staff — not commander. The names “Kerenius Alom” and “Jack Kemong as adviser” cannot be verified (Jack Kemong does appear on the 2017 wanted list, but the adviser role has no source). The verified Kodap III Kali Kopi leader is a candidate for a separate entry should the project owner wish to add top-leader profiles.

Track Record of Crimes & Threats

  • Named as a battalion commander in the armed structure that attacked mining company vehicles in the Tembagapura corridor.
  • The shooting of a convoy of employee vehicles at Mile 60, Tembagapura (2 September 2026, 15 vehicles) was claimed by the armed group on the orders of its senior leaders; the company said no one was killed.
  • Extortion of traditional gold panners and of supply providers for the armed group in the Kali Kopi area — widely reported in substance, though the individual perpetrator is not always specified per incident.

Documented Losses & Civilian Damage

Fatalities: No confirmed fatalities in the 2 September 2026 convoy shooting, per the company
Displacement: Residents near the mining corridor and Jila district fled in several waves of attacks
Public Facilities: Operational vehicles and public facilities along the Tembagapura-Jila route were affected

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