+ Follow AGENT MORRIS Tag
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[Title] => ‘Rosebud’ infiltrates world of fashion’
[Summary] => From undercover agent to fashion plate.
This seems to be the career shift of former anti-narcotics agent Mary "Rosebud" Ong, who graced a fashion show Friday night at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Makati for the benefit of witnesses under the government’s Witness Protection Program.
The latest incarnation of "Mata Hari," as Ong is also known, brought the house down when she and the country’s top models paraded Chinese signature outfits designed by three top couturiers — Mon Depositario, Goullee Gorospe and Sidney Perez Sio.
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[Title] => How not to protect a drug witness
[Summary] => Agent Morris (real name: Jonathan Morales) was once assigned to the intelligence unit of the PNP Narcotics Group in Camp Crame. At noon one day in mid-Dec. 2000, at the height of Joseph Estrada’s impeachment trial, Morales was called to the office of his superior, Supt. Pancho Hubilla, who had just come from the headquarters nearby of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force. Hubilla ordered him to drive a Nissan Sentra sedan (plate number UGR-847) to the PAOCTF compound and hand over the key to Sr. Supt. Michael Ray Aquino, the elite group’s operations head.
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[Title] => Police officer links Lacson to drugs
[Summary] => A police officer, who was eased out from the government’s Witness Protection Program, came out in the open yesterday and accused Senator Panfilo Lacson of alleged drug-trafficking during his stint as chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP).
Police Officer 1 Jonathan Morales, also known as Agent Morris and a former operative of the Narcotics Group, also expressed disappointment over his removal from the justice department’s Witness Protection Program.
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The latest incarnation of "Mata Hari," as Ong is also known, brought the house down when she and the country’s top models paraded Chinese signature outfits designed by three top couturiers — Mon Depositario, Goullee Gorospe and Sidney Perez Sio.
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[Title] => Police officer links Lacson to drugs
[Summary] => A police officer, who was eased out from the government’s Witness Protection Program, came out in the open yesterday and accused Senator Panfilo Lacson of alleged drug-trafficking during his stint as chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP).
Police Officer 1 Jonathan Morales, also known as Agent Morris and a former operative of the Narcotics Group, also expressed disappointment over his removal from the justice department’s Witness Protection Program.
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January 31, 2002 - 12:00am
