Photos: Jakarta attacks

Indonesian police take position behind a vehicle as they pursue suspects after a series of blasts hit the Indonesia capital Jakarta on Jan. 14, 2016.

Two Indonesian police inspect the bomb damaged traffic police outposts as two bodies are covered in body bags outside a damaged Starbucks coffee shop after a series of explosions hit central Jakarta on January 14, 2016.

Indonesian forensic police members inspect the scene of a bomb blast at a Starbucks coffee store in Jakarta, Indonesia, January 14, 2016. At least seven people, including five suspected attackers, died in bomb blasts and gunfire in the center of the Indonesian capital Jakarta, police said, in what the country’s president described as an act of terrorism. The assailants struck outside a Starbucks cafe and a police post near the well-known Sarinah shopping complex.

A police officer gives a hand signal to a squad mate as they search a building near the site of an explosion in Jakarta, Indonesia Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016.

An Indonesian Muslim woman holds a placard during a candlelit protest in Surabaya, Eastern Java island on January 14, 2016, to condemn the blasts and gunfire that rocked Jakarta earlier in the day. A “Paris-style” suicide strike on the Indonesian capital on January 14 confirmed Southeast Asian governments worst fears -- that citizens returning from fighting alongside the Islamic State group in the Middle East could launch attacks at home.

An Indonesian anti-terror policeman stands guard next to a Starbucks cafe after several blasts and shootings in Jakarta on January 14, 2016. 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.

Indonesian police commandos arrive near a damaged Starbucks coffee shop after a series of explosions hit central Jakarta on January 14, 2016.

Plainclothes police aim their handguns towards suspects outside a cafe after a series of blasts hit the Indonesia capital Jakarta on Jan. 14, 2016.

An Indonesian policeman fires his handgun towards suspects outside a cafe after a series of blasts hit the Indonesia capital Jakarta on Jan. 14, 2016.

Indonesian police take position and aim their weapons as they pursue suspects outside a cafe after a series of blasts hit the Indonesia capital Jakarta on Jan. 14, 2016.