+ Follow ALLEGED PASIG CITY Tag
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[Title] => Drug den suspect says government froze P19-M assets, not P900 M
[Summary] => Alleged Pasig City shabu flea market operator Amin Imam Boratong said the government had frozen only P19 million of his cash and assets and not P900 million, as earlier reported.
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Alleged Pasig City shabu "tiangge" operator Amin Imam Boratong was arrested by law enforcers in the past but managed to remain scot-free by settling the cases with his captors before it reaches the court, a government witness said yesterday.
The witness, Samer Palao, said Boratong was arrested by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in 2002 and the anti-drug unit of the National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) in 2005.
Palao did not say how much Boratong shelled out to his captors in exchange for his freedom.
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Alleged Pasig City shabu tiangge operator Amin Imam, alias Boratong, has at his disposal four "hired" killers, including a policeman, who "silenced" his competitors and drug pushers who incurred huge debts in his drug organization, a government witness said yesterday.
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Alleged Pasig City shabu "tiangge" operator Amin Imam Boratong was arrested by law enforcers in the past but managed to remain scot-free by settling the cases with his captors before it reaches the court, a government witness said yesterday.
The witness, Samer Palao, said Boratong was arrested by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in 2002 and the anti-drug unit of the National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) in 2005.
Palao did not say how much Boratong shelled out to his captors in exchange for his freedom.
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Alleged Pasig City shabu tiangge operator Amin Imam, alias Boratong, has at his disposal four "hired" killers, including a policeman, who "silenced" his competitors and drug pushers who incurred huge debts in his drug organization, a government witness said yesterday.
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