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                    [Title] => Arsonist nabbed
                    [Summary] => Police arrested yesterday one of Valenzuela City’s most notorious criminals, wanted for setting a two-storey house on fire that killed eight persons, including a three-year-old girl, in March last year.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela police chief, identified the suspect as Rolando Trinidad, 19, reportedly a drug addict, with unknown address in Valenzuela City.
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Valenzuela Fire Marshal Chief Inspector Efren Yadao said that the suspect is said to be a rejected suitor of one of the victims.

Yadao requested reporters to withhold the name of the suspect, believed to be a resident of Barangay Lingunan, Valenzuela, pending his arrest. The police filed arson charges with the Valenzuela Prosecutor’s Office against the suspect last Thursday.
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Witnesses said firemen tried to save the victims but the fire quickly spread and had already engulfed the entire building, which was partially made of wood, when they arrived.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-05 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1620721 [AuthorName] => Nikko Dizon [SectionName] => Headlines [SectionUrl] => headlines [URL] => ) ) )
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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela police chief, identified the suspect as Rolando Trinidad, 19, reportedly a drug addict, with unknown address in Valenzuela City.
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Valenzuela Fire Marshal Chief Inspector Efren Yadao said that the suspect is said to be a rejected suitor of one of the victims.

Yadao requested reporters to withhold the name of the suspect, believed to be a resident of Barangay Lingunan, Valenzuela, pending his arrest. The police filed arson charges with the Valenzuela Prosecutor’s Office against the suspect last Thursday.
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Witnesses said firemen tried to save the victims but the fire quickly spread and had already engulfed the entire building, which was partially made of wood, when they arrived.
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