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[Title] => Mandaluyong police condemn AID-SOTF raids
[Summary] => The Mandaluyong City police force have condemned in strongest terms the unlawful arrest of three of its members by elements of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) during a raid at their headquarters last Aug. 4.
In a four-page affidavit of concern signed by majority of its 347 members, the Mandaluyong City police expressed its deepest consternation, regrets and embarrassment on the AID-SOTF raid which they claimed "was conducted in total disregard of existing laws of the land and mandated SOPs (standard operation procedures)."
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[Title] => Arrest of 3 Mandaluyong cops unlawful — prosecutors
[Summary] => The arrest of three Mandaluyong City policemen last Wednesday by elements of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) during an entrapment operation was "unlawful," a city prosecutor said.
In her three-page resolution, Assistant City Prosecutor III Flordeliza Silao said that when AID-SOTF raiders pounced on the policemen, "there was no overt act being performed by them which is sufficient to cause probable cause that would justify their warrantless arrest."
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[Title] => Mandaluyong cops deny extortion raps
[Summary] => Three Mandaluyong City policemen who were arrested Wednesday by agents of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) for allegedly extorting P150,000 from a relative of a jailed drug pusher, vehemently denied the charges against them.
SPO3 Rodel Castalone, PO1 Salvador del Mundo and PO1 Jefferson Gonzales made the denial to Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief.
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In a four-page affidavit of concern signed by majority of its 347 members, the Mandaluyong City police expressed its deepest consternation, regrets and embarrassment on the AID-SOTF raid which they claimed "was conducted in total disregard of existing laws of the land and mandated SOPs (standard operation procedures)."
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In her three-page resolution, Assistant City Prosecutor III Flordeliza Silao said that when AID-SOTF raiders pounced on the policemen, "there was no overt act being performed by them which is sufficient to cause probable cause that would justify their warrantless arrest."
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SPO3 Rodel Castalone, PO1 Salvador del Mundo and PO1 Jefferson Gonzales made the denial to Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief.
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August 16, 2004 - 12:00am
