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[Title] => Supreme Court affirms conviction of Abu bombers
[Summary] => A day after a bus was bombed in Makati, the Supreme Court (SC) affirmed the conviction for murder and frustrated murder of three Abu Sayyaf terrorists found guilty of bombing another bus in Makati on Valentine’s Day in 2005.
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[Title] => CA confirms conviction of 3 Valentine’s Day bus bombers
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[Title] => MM on alert for repeat of Valentine’s Day bomb attack
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Police in Metro Manila are on heightened alert to prevent a repeat of the Valentine’s Day bombings in Makati, Davao and General Santos City in 2005.
Four people were killed and 60 others injured in those terrorist attacks.
Philippine National Police chief Director General Oscar Calderon has ordered police regional, provincial, district and station commanders to ensure the public’s safety.
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[Title] => V-Day bombings verdict out today
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A Makati City regional trial court is set to decide today the fate of three men accused of participating in the bloody Valentine’s Day bus bombing this year.
The Department of Justice is confident that the three men — two Filipinos and an Indonesian — will be convicted, and President Arroyo herself may attend the promulgation at 2 p.m. in the sala of Makati City Regional Trial Court Branch 60 Judge Marissa Guillen.
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[Title] => Hatol sa Valentine’s day bomber, ibababa ngayon
[Summary] => Ibababa na ngayong araw na ito ng Makati City Regional Trial Court ang hatol sa mga bomber na kinabibilangan ng Indonesian national na sangkot sa Valentine’s Day bombing sa lungsod na kumitil sa buhay ng 3 katao habang marami pa ang nasugatan.
Ito ang kinumpirma kahapon sa ginanap na press briefing sa Camp Aguinaldo ni Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez matapos na iharap ng mga opisyal ng AFP kay Pangulong Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ang walo sa siyam na nasakoteng terror suspect sa raid sa Zamboanga City noong Miyerkules ng madaling araw.
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[Title] => Efforts to turn bomb suspect into state witness suffer delay
[Summary] => Efforts to officially admit a Valentine’s Day bombing suspect as a state witness for the prosecution suffered an unexpected delay yesterday.
This developed as Makati City Judge Marissa Guillen asked that the move be made through a formal manifestation or motion and not by oral request.
She gave the prosecution 15 days to submit a written motion so the court may look into the matter and decide whether Gappal Bannah alias Boy Negro can turn state witness.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => 3 bus bomb suspects plead guilty
[Summary] => Three of the four suspects in the bombing of a passenger bus in Makati City on Valentine’s Day pleaded guilty to multiple murder during a re-arraignment in Makati City yesterday.
Gappel Bannah Asali alias "Boy Negro," who earlier admitted to supplying the explosives that killed four people, re-entered a guilty plea. Angelo Trinidad alias "Abu Khalil" and Gamal Baharan alias "Tapay," who had earlier denied involvement in the bombing, followed suit.
Trinidad and Baharan are accused of planting the bomb.
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[Title] => Military secures Malampaya amid terror threats
[Summary] => The Armed Forces has deployed a helicopter gunship to secure the Malampaya natural gas field off Palawan amid "increasing" terrorist threats.
Col. Restituto Padilla, Air Force spokesman, said the move is part of an overall security alert in all government flagship projects, including the Malampaya natural gas-to-power project.
The $2-billion upstream component of the $4.5-billion Malampaya project was developed and is currently operated by Shell Philippines Exploration B.V., along with Texaco Philippines and Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp.
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[Title] => Will the Abu Sayyaf retaliate? They would have attacked anyway
[Summary] => Of course the Abu Sayyaf terrorists will attack – anywhere they can, anyhow they can.
They were planning to do so anyway, long before the Bagong Diwa "shootout", and that rat Abu "Solaiman" alias Jainal Anteli Sali Jr., who had been bragging he was behind the Makati bus bombing, was, from the night of the Valentine’s Day carnage, boasting about their next strike.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => ‘DOJ warned BJMP of escape’
[Summary] => The foiled jailbreak in Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig did not come as a surprise to prosecutors at the Department of Justice (DOJ).
In fact, State Prosecutor Peter Medalle said the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) had been informed of the escape plan hatched by Abu Sayyaf detainees led by Alhamser Manatad Limbong as early as two to three weeks ago.
"We warned the jail guards that we received reports from sources in Manila and Mindanao that there was a planned attempt by Abu Sayyaf inmates to escape," Medalle said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
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ABU KHALIL
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[Title] => MM on alert for repeat of Valentine’s Day bomb attack
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Police in Metro Manila are on heightened alert to prevent a repeat of the Valentine’s Day bombings in Makati, Davao and General Santos City in 2005.
Four people were killed and 60 others injured in those terrorist attacks.
Philippine National Police chief Director General Oscar Calderon has ordered police regional, provincial, district and station commanders to ensure the public’s safety.
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[Title] => V-Day bombings verdict out today
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A Makati City regional trial court is set to decide today the fate of three men accused of participating in the bloody Valentine’s Day bus bombing this year.
The Department of Justice is confident that the three men — two Filipinos and an Indonesian — will be convicted, and President Arroyo herself may attend the promulgation at 2 p.m. in the sala of Makati City Regional Trial Court Branch 60 Judge Marissa Guillen.
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[Title] => Hatol sa Valentine’s day bomber, ibababa ngayon
[Summary] => Ibababa na ngayong araw na ito ng Makati City Regional Trial Court ang hatol sa mga bomber na kinabibilangan ng Indonesian national na sangkot sa Valentine’s Day bombing sa lungsod na kumitil sa buhay ng 3 katao habang marami pa ang nasugatan.
Ito ang kinumpirma kahapon sa ginanap na press briefing sa Camp Aguinaldo ni Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez matapos na iharap ng mga opisyal ng AFP kay Pangulong Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ang walo sa siyam na nasakoteng terror suspect sa raid sa Zamboanga City noong Miyerkules ng madaling araw.
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[Title] => Efforts to turn bomb suspect into state witness suffer delay
[Summary] => Efforts to officially admit a Valentine’s Day bombing suspect as a state witness for the prosecution suffered an unexpected delay yesterday.
This developed as Makati City Judge Marissa Guillen asked that the move be made through a formal manifestation or motion and not by oral request.
She gave the prosecution 15 days to submit a written motion so the court may look into the matter and decide whether Gappal Bannah alias Boy Negro can turn state witness.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => 3 bus bomb suspects plead guilty
[Summary] => Three of the four suspects in the bombing of a passenger bus in Makati City on Valentine’s Day pleaded guilty to multiple murder during a re-arraignment in Makati City yesterday.
Gappel Bannah Asali alias "Boy Negro," who earlier admitted to supplying the explosives that killed four people, re-entered a guilty plea. Angelo Trinidad alias "Abu Khalil" and Gamal Baharan alias "Tapay," who had earlier denied involvement in the bombing, followed suit.
Trinidad and Baharan are accused of planting the bomb.
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[Title] => Military secures Malampaya amid terror threats
[Summary] => The Armed Forces has deployed a helicopter gunship to secure the Malampaya natural gas field off Palawan amid "increasing" terrorist threats.
Col. Restituto Padilla, Air Force spokesman, said the move is part of an overall security alert in all government flagship projects, including the Malampaya natural gas-to-power project.
The $2-billion upstream component of the $4.5-billion Malampaya project was developed and is currently operated by Shell Philippines Exploration B.V., along with Texaco Philippines and Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp.
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[Title] => Will the Abu Sayyaf retaliate? They would have attacked anyway
[Summary] => Of course the Abu Sayyaf terrorists will attack – anywhere they can, anyhow they can.
They were planning to do so anyway, long before the Bagong Diwa "shootout", and that rat Abu "Solaiman" alias Jainal Anteli Sali Jr., who had been bragging he was behind the Makati bus bombing, was, from the night of the Valentine’s Day carnage, boasting about their next strike.
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[ColumnID] => 133172
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
[SectionName] => Opinion
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[Title] => ‘DOJ warned BJMP of escape’
[Summary] => The foiled jailbreak in Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig did not come as a surprise to prosecutors at the Department of Justice (DOJ).
In fact, State Prosecutor Peter Medalle said the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) had been informed of the escape plan hatched by Abu Sayyaf detainees led by Alhamser Manatad Limbong as early as two to three weeks ago.
"We warned the jail guards that we received reports from sources in Manila and Mindanao that there was a planned attempt by Abu Sayyaf inmates to escape," Medalle said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097133
[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
[SectionName] => Headlines
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