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MANILA, Philippines -- The Philippine National Police (PNP) handed over a P350,000 reward money today (Sept. 1) to a confidential informant who led operatives to a suspected Abu Sayyaf member in Cotabato City last week.
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                    [Title] => Troops nab Sayyaf spy
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Combined Marines and intelligence operatives captured an Abu Sayyaf member who was believed to be spying on government troop movements in Patikul, Sulu, a military official reported yesterday.


Southern Command chief Maj. Gen. Roy Kyamko said Junaini Ahmad, 31, a henchman of Abu Sayyaf leader Radullan Sahiron, was captured on Tuesday in Barangay Bon-Bon, Patikul by the joint operatives of the 3rd Marine Brigade and Military Intelligence Company (MICO).


The military said he is presently undergoing tactical interrogation. 


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                    [Title] => FBI probes Abu money trail
                    [Summary] => The Abu Sayyaf and other local Islamist terrorist groups appear to be channeling huge sums of money from kidnapping activities to Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaeda terrorist network in Afghanistan, Justice Secretary Hernando Perez disclosed yesterday.
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                    [Title] => 10 Abu Sayyaf rebels slain
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Several extremist rebels and four soldiers were also wounded in the fighting, said Col. Hilario Atendido, spokesman of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command.


Atendido said soldiers of the 77th Infantry Battalion were pinned down after coming across about 100 Abu Sayyaf members, led by one Raduran Sahiron, during a jungle patrol. 


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                    [Title] => Land mines slow down offensive vs Abu Sayyaf
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf rebels have planted several land mines around their jungle lair in Indanan, Sulu, slowing down the military offensive against the Muslim extremists, an Army officer said yesterday.


Col. Romeo Tolentino, commanding officer of the 104th Infantry Brigade and Task Force Trident, said troopers have, so far, found five land mines and 50 kilos of urea, commonly used in homemade bombs, last Saturday.


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                    [Title] => US to file raps versus Schilling
                    [Summary] => American Jeffrey Craig Schilling will face criminal charges in the United States after American officials found out that he was a "walk-in hostage" of the Abu Sayyaf bandits, a police official said yesterday.


Chief Superintendent Romulo Sales, Philippine National Police (PNP) director for intelligence, told The STAR agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are in the country to gather evidence to pin down Schilling.


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Southern Command chief Maj. Gen. Roy Kyamko said Junaini Ahmad, 31, a henchman of Abu Sayyaf leader Radullan Sahiron, was captured on Tuesday in Barangay Bon-Bon, Patikul by the joint operatives of the 3rd Marine Brigade and Military Intelligence Company (MICO).


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Several extremist rebels and four soldiers were also wounded in the fighting, said Col. Hilario Atendido, spokesman of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command.


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Col. Romeo Tolentino, commanding officer of the 104th Infantry Brigade and Task Force Trident, said troopers have, so far, found five land mines and 50 kilos of urea, commonly used in homemade bombs, last Saturday.


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Informant gets P350,000 for arrest of suspected Abu

By Dennis Carcamo | September 1, 2009 - 2:21pm

MANILA, Philippines -- The Philippine National Police (PNP) handed over a P350,000 reward money today (Sept. 1) to a confidential informant who led operatives to a suspected Abu Sayyaf member in Cotabato City last...

Troops nab Sayyaf spy

June 12, 2003 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Combined Marines and intelligence operatives captured an Abu Sayyaf member who was believed to be spying on government troop movements in Patikul, Sulu, a military official reported yesterday. Southern...

Headlines

FBI probes Abu money trail

By Delon Porcalla | April 2, 2002 - 12:00am

The Abu Sayyaf and other local Islamist terrorist groups appear to be channeling huge sums of money from kidnapping activities to Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaeda terrorist network in Afghanistan, Justice Secretary...

Headlines

10 Abu Sayyaf rebels slain

January 31, 2001 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — At least 10 Abu Sayyaf guerrillas and one soldier died in a two-hour gunbattle last Monday in the jungle of Parang, Sulu, military officials said. Several...

Nation

Land mines slow down offensive vs Abu Sayyaf

By Roel Pareño | January 29, 2001 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf rebels have planted several land mines around their jungle lair in Indanan, Sulu, slowing down the military offensive against the Muslim extremists, an Army officer said yesterday. Col....

Nation

US to file raps versus Schilling

By Christina Mendez | January 1, 2001 - 12:00am

American Jeffrey Craig Schilling will face criminal charges in the United States after American officials found out that he was a "walk-in hostage" of the Abu Sayyaf bandits, a police official said yesterday. Chief...

Headlines