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Some police investigators have apparently been demoralized by the power of influential people in Abra, as the law enforcers have called on the House of Representatives to start an inquiry on the series of political killings in the province as well as the murder of Abra. Rep. Luis Bersamin last Dec. 16 in Quezon City.


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                    [Summary] => The Philippine Army leadership has finally approved the prosecution of an Army officer accused of ordering the killing of one of his men for refusing to carry out a "special mission" to liquidate a woman town mayor in Abra last year.


Army spokesman Maj. Bartolome Bacarro said the pre-trial investigation of Col. Noel Mislang, relieved commander of the Army’s 41st Infantry Battalion based in Abra, started last Nov. 25 at the Army headquarters in Fort Bonifacio.


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Army spokesman Maj. Bartolome Bacarro said the pre-trial investigation of Col. Noel Mislang, relieved commander of the Army’s 41st Infantry Battalion based in Abra, started last Nov. 25 at the Army headquarters in Fort Bonifacio.


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                    [Summary] => The widow of an Army corporal slain in a supposed ambush in Isabela last year filed a murder complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman yesterday against Abra Gov. Vicente Valera and the relieved commander of the Army’s 41st Infantry Battalion.


Elena Rosqueta, widow of Cpl. Antonio Rosqueta, tagged Valera and Lt. Col. Noel Mislang, former head of the 41st IB deployed in Abra, as the alleged masterminds of her husband’s killing.


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In an 11-page complaint, Cpl. Eduardo Barcelona named Valera, Lt. Col. Noel Mislang, who was relieved as commander of the Army’s 41st Infantry Battalion based in Abra, as well as Mauro Dorwin and Florencio Baharin, both civilian agents of the Military Intelligence Group (MIG), as respondents.


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ANTONIO ROSQUETA

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Task Force Bersamin asks Congress to investigate killings in Abra

By Bebot Sison Jr. | January 29, 2007 - 12:00am

Some police investigators have apparently been demoralized by the power of influential people in Abra, as the law enforcers have called on the House of Representatives to start an inquiry on the series of...

Headlines

Army officer investigated on killing

By Jaime Laude | December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Army leadership has finally approved the prosecution of an Army officer accused of ordering the killing of one of his men for refusing to carry out a "special mission" to liquidate a woman...

Nation

Army officer investigated on killing

By Jaime Laude | December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Army leadership has finally approved the prosecution of an Army officer accused of ordering the killing of one of his men for refusing to carry out a "special mission" to liquidate a woman...

Nation

Slain soldier’s widow files raps vs Abra gov

By Jaime Laude | April 14, 2005 - 12:00am

The widow of an Army corporal slain in a supposed ambush in Isabela last year filed a murder complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman yesterday against Abra Gov. Vicente Valera and the relieved commander of the...

Nation

Army man links Abra gov, officer to ambush

By Jaime Laude | March 12, 2005 - 12:00am

An Army corporal has filed frustrated murder charges with the Office of the Ombudsman against Abra Gov. Vicente Valera and his former commanding officer in the northern province for allegedly masterminding an ambush...

Nation