  We report a measurement of transverse momentum spectra of jets detected with
the ALICE detector in Pb-Pb collisions at $\sNN=2.76$ TeV. Jets are
reconstructed from charged particles using the anti-\kt jet algorithm. The
transverse momentum of tracks is measured down to 150 MeV/$c$ which gives
access to the low \pt fragments of the jet. The background from soft particle
production is determined for each event and subtracted. The remaining influence
of underlying event fluctuations is quantified by embedding different probes
into heavy-ion data. The reconstructed transverse momentum spectrum is
corrected for background fluctuations by unfolding. We observe a strong
suppression in central events of inclusive jets reconstructed with radii of 0.2
and 0.3. The fragmentation bias on jets introduced by requiring a high \pt
leading particle which rejects jets with a soft fragmentation pattern is
equivalent for central and peripheral events.
