JAKARTA -- A detained grandson of former Indonesian President, Suharto, fainted on Monday when told he would be transferred to a high-security jail, a report said. Ari Sigit, the son of Suharto's eldest son, Sigit Harjoyudanto, fainted at the Jakarta attorney's office after he was told that he would be jailed in Jakarta's Salemba jail, the detikcom online news service said. Police detained Sigit for alleged possession of 70 bullets after searching his home during their hunt for his fugitive uncle,

Tommy Suharto. Sigit had been also treated at the police hospital for a few days.