+ Follow ARENAS COMPOUND Tag
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[Title] => No justice for slain poll bet
[Summary] => The family of a candidate for barangay chairman who was shot dead and later set on fire inside a steel drum two weeks ago in Caloocan City is crying for justice as the five suspects, despite having been identified, continue to roam scot-free.
Police investigators said they are still looking for the suspects identified only as Rene Marcelo, Ernesto Lial, Edilberto Arenas and sons Darwin and Emerlando, all residents of 138 Gen. Luis Street, Kaybiga, Caloocan City.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1097044
[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => Corpse burned inside steel drum in Caloocan
[Summary] => The body of a man, believed to be another victim of summary execution, was found charred beyond recognition inside a garbage-filled steel drum in Caloocan City yesterday afternoon.
Police authorities said the cadaver was the second they found this week in the same area now gaining notoriety as a killing field, if not a dumping ground for victims killed by criminals.
Senior Superintendent Benjardi Mantele, Caloocan City police chief, said the gruesome find was discovered inside the Arenas Compound, not far from Manotok Subdivision in Barangay Kaybiga.
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[Title] => No justice for slain poll bet
[Summary] => The family of a candidate for barangay chairman who was shot dead and later set on fire inside a steel drum two weeks ago in Caloocan City is crying for justice as the five suspects, despite having been identified, continue to roam scot-free.
Police investigators said they are still looking for the suspects identified only as Rene Marcelo, Ernesto Lial, Edilberto Arenas and sons Darwin and Emerlando, all residents of 138 Gen. Luis Street, Kaybiga, Caloocan City.
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[Title] => Corpse burned inside steel drum in Caloocan
[Summary] => The body of a man, believed to be another victim of summary execution, was found charred beyond recognition inside a garbage-filled steel drum in Caloocan City yesterday afternoon.
Police authorities said the cadaver was the second they found this week in the same area now gaining notoriety as a killing field, if not a dumping ground for victims killed by criminals.
Senior Superintendent Benjardi Mantele, Caloocan City police chief, said the gruesome find was discovered inside the Arenas Compound, not far from Manotok Subdivision in Barangay Kaybiga.
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