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This was how Bureau of Corrections director Ricardo Macala described allegations of former Davao Penal Colony chief Alfredo Gozon that he falsified public documents by stating different birthdays in two sets of papers.


"I’ve never falsified any public documents. Maybe, it is Gozon himself who did this," Macala said.


He added: "If he has proof as he says he does, then he should present this to the proper forum and not go to the media."


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                    [Title] => Corrections chief has 2 birthdays
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — A former director of the Davao Penal Colony (Dapecol) has accused the chief of the Bureau of Corrections of having falsified public documents by indicating different dates of birth in two sets of documents.


Former Dapecol head Alfredo Gozon, now assigned to the New Bilibid Prisons in Muntinlupa City, presented his allegations against Ricardo Macala in a letter to Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo.


Gozon, however, said he would file a complaint against Macala to set the record straight.


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                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Outgoing Davao Penal Colony (Dapecol) chief warden Alfredo Gozon has filed charges of grave misconduct and oppression against Bureau of Corrections director Ricardo Macala for his unceremonious dismissal last week.


"It is now clear that this blatantly irregular investigation and unceremonious order for my relief by Macala are violations of my basic constitutional right to due process which amount to grave misconduct, and are acts of oppression utilized to retaliate against me for embarrassing the administration," Gozon said in his complaint.


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                    [Title] => Manero in Bilibid, escapes… from wife
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Convicted priest-killer Norberto Manero managed to escape again, not from authorities, but this time from the ever-watchful eyes of his common-law wife, Julie Yee.


"Yes, we misled Julie," Manero told The STAR.


He admitted he had to mislead his wife about the exact date of his transfer from the Davao Penal Colony in Davao del Norte to the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa City so she would not create a commotion during the trip.


Yee reportedly learned of Manero’s transfer only yesterday when he was already in Muntinlupa.


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"Yes, we misled Julie," Manero told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Manero balik-Munti
                    [Summary] => Dinala na sa National Bilibid Prison sa Muntinlupa ang convicted priest-killer na si Norberto Manero Jr. kahapon ng umaga.


Dakong alas-7:20 ng umaga nang dumating sa Muntinlupa si Manero makaraang lumipad buhat sa Davao City dakong alas-7:20 ng umaga.


Lulan ng Cebu Pacific Airlines, si Manero ay ineskortan ni  Davao Penal Colony prisons director Alfredo Gozon at dalawa pang jail officers.


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                    [Summary] => Dinala na sa National Bilibid Prison sa Muntinlupa ang convicted priest-killer na si Norberto Manero Jr. kahapon ng umaga.


Dakong alas-7:20 ng umaga nang dumating sa Muntinlupa si Manero makaraang lumipad buhat sa Davao City dakong alas-7:20 ng umaga.


Lulan ng Cebu Pacific Airlines, si Manero ay ineskortan ni  Davao Penal Colony prisons director Alfredo Gozon at dalawa pang jail officers.


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                    [Title] => Manero to GMA: Restore commuted sentence
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Convicted priest-killer Norberto Manero Jr. is asking President Arroyo to restore his commuted sentence which former President Fidel Ramos granted him but which ousted President Joseph Estrada later revoked, along with his conditional pardon with parole conditions.


Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.


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Manero’s counsel Rogelio Garcia said they are filing a formal request with the Office of the President.


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                    [Title] => Davao penal colony execs refuse to bring Manero to Sarangani for today’s hearing
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY —  Officials of the Davao Penal Colony refused to bring convicted priest-killer Norberto Manero to Sarangani today for his scheduled trial for the killings of two brothers, because of the absence of any approval from the Supreme Court.


"We will abide by the law. We cannot bring him to Sarangani because we don’t have the necessary exemption from the High Tribunal for him to be brought out of the penal colony for the hearing this morning," Dapecol director Alfredo Gozon told The STAR.


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ALFREDO GOZON

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"I’ve never falsified any public documents. Maybe, it is Gozon himself who did this," Macala said.


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Former Dapecol head Alfredo Gozon, now assigned to the New Bilibid Prisons in Muntinlupa City, presented his allegations against Ricardo Macala in a letter to Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo.


Gozon, however, said he would file a complaint against Macala to set the record straight.


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"It is now clear that this blatantly irregular investigation and unceremonious order for my relief by Macala are violations of my basic constitutional right to due process which amount to grave misconduct, and are acts of oppression utilized to retaliate against me for embarrassing the administration," Gozon said in his complaint.


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"Yes, we misled Julie," Manero told The STAR.


He admitted he had to mislead his wife about the exact date of his transfer from the Davao Penal Colony in Davao del Norte to the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa City so she would not create a commotion during the trip.


Yee reportedly learned of Manero’s transfer only yesterday when he was already in Muntinlupa.


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"Yes, we misled Julie," Manero told The STAR.


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