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or anywhere else in the United States. M. He has never contracted to insure or act as surety for or.on any person, property, or risk, contract, obligation, or agreement located, executed, or to beperfonned within the District of Columbia or anywhere else in the United States. 14. He has neverengaged in a persistent course of conduct, or any course of conduct for that matter, in the Districtof Columbia or anywhere else in the United States or derived revenue from goods or services used,consumed or rendered in the District of Columbia or anywhere else in the United States. M.On March 30, 2000, around 5:00 P.M., on the way to leaving for Jakarta, Lt. Gen. Lumintangarrived at Dulles in the company of Brigadier General Dadi Susanto. M. at , 9; Declaration ofBrigadier General Dadi Susanto ("Susanto Dec.") at 1 4.S L'Gen. Lumintang and Brig. Gen.Susanto were in the concourse outside of the boarding area for Lt. Gen. Lumintang's Air Franceflight, when they were approached by a Caucasian man who was a stranger to them.}g. The mansought to identify General Lumintang. 14.The man never identified himself or his purpose.LumintangDec. at' 9. After Lt. Gen. Lumintang identified himselft the man attempted to hand hima thick sheaf of papers. Lumintang Dec. at ~ 9.; Susanto Dec. at ~ 4. Lt. Gen. Lumintang had no ideathat this man was trying to serve him with legal papers. Lumintang Dec. at 1 9. Fearing that theLumintang not to take the papers and knocked the papers out of the man's hand to the ground.Lumintang Dec. at 19.; Susanto Dec. at 4j! 4. Lt. Gen. Lurnintang never touched or read the papersfrom the man.!4. The man left without saying anything else or picking up the papers.!4. Lt. Gen.4,The Declaration of Brigadier General Dadi Susanto is attached hereto as Exhibit7