+ Follow ANTI-SMUGGLING TASK GROUP Tag
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[Title] => P20-M smuggled pork seized in Pampanga
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Anti-smuggling operatives recovered yesterday at a cold storage plant in Mexico, Pampanga some P20 million worth of smuggled frozen pork from China that had reportedly been stolen from a Bureau of Customs (BoC) warehouse recently.
"We held the manager of the cold storage plant to help investigators get to the bottom of the incident," Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) chief Jesus Verzosa said.
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[Title] => CIDG intercepts P6-M smuggled tiles, resin
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have seized some P6.3 million worth of ceramic tiles and resin in connection with the government’s intensified campaign against smuggling.
CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the tiles and resin were loaded in six containers vans that were intercepted in Navotas and Manila last Sept. 7 and 8 by elements of the CIDG-Anti-Smuggling Task Group, headed by Senior Superintendent Don Montenegro.
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[Title] => P6.3M na kontrabando nasamsam ng PNP
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Umaabot sa P6.3 milyong halaga ng ipinuslit na ceramic tiles, resin at speakers ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Smuggling Task Group (ASTG) sa operasyon kahapon ng umaga sa Navotas, Metro Manila.
Sa isinumiteng report kahapon ni PNP-ASTG Executive Officer Sr. Supt. Don Montenegro kay PNP-ASTG Commander P/Director Jesus Versoza, ang mga kontrabando ay lulan ng anim pang container vans. Sinasabing bahagi ito ng 18 container vans na naunang nasabat ng PNP-ASTG sa kanilang mga operasyon.
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[Title] => CIDG intercepts P11-M ‘hot meat’ at Manila port
[Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have seized some P11.2 million worth of smuggled frozen pork and chicken loaded in five 40-footer container vans near the exit gates of a Manila port.
CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the 40-footer refrigerated cargoes was consigned to an importer of mackerel products.
Verzosa said the raid was conducted following a tip from a CIDG informant on the arrival of smuggled meat from China.
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Anti-smuggling operatives recovered yesterday at a cold storage plant in Mexico, Pampanga some P20 million worth of smuggled frozen pork from China that had reportedly been stolen from a Bureau of Customs (BoC) warehouse recently.
"We held the manager of the cold storage plant to help investigators get to the bottom of the incident," Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) chief Jesus Verzosa said.
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CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the tiles and resin were loaded in six containers vans that were intercepted in Navotas and Manila last Sept. 7 and 8 by elements of the CIDG-Anti-Smuggling Task Group, headed by Senior Superintendent Don Montenegro.
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[Title] => P6.3M na kontrabando nasamsam ng PNP
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Umaabot sa P6.3 milyong halaga ng ipinuslit na ceramic tiles, resin at speakers ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Smuggling Task Group (ASTG) sa operasyon kahapon ng umaga sa Navotas, Metro Manila.
Sa isinumiteng report kahapon ni PNP-ASTG Executive Officer Sr. Supt. Don Montenegro kay PNP-ASTG Commander P/Director Jesus Versoza, ang mga kontrabando ay lulan ng anim pang container vans. Sinasabing bahagi ito ng 18 container vans na naunang nasabat ng PNP-ASTG sa kanilang mga operasyon.
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[Title] => CIDG intercepts P11-M ‘hot meat’ at Manila port
[Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have seized some P11.2 million worth of smuggled frozen pork and chicken loaded in five 40-footer container vans near the exit gates of a Manila port.
CIDG chief Director Jesus Verzosa said the 40-footer refrigerated cargoes was consigned to an importer of mackerel products.
Verzosa said the raid was conducted following a tip from a CIDG informant on the arrival of smuggled meat from China.
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September 14, 2006 - 12:00am
