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Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong said the prosecution panel led by Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño filed on Wednesday a motion for raffle of the criminal cases against Lacson and his co-accused before Quezon City Executive Judge Jose Catral Mendoza.


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"I am somewhat fatalistic. Marunong akong tumawag sa Diyos, bahala na siya sa akin," he told ABS-CBN’s Korina Sanchez in an interview.


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Mario Enad, 35, a former civilian agent of the defunct Traffic Management Command, said a government prosecutor asked him to leave the Witness Protection Program after the case against former Philippine National Police chief Panfilo Lacson and 25 other police officers was dismissed in 1999.


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ARMANDO CAPILI AND JANE GOMEZ

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Mario Enad, 35, a former civilian agent of the defunct Traffic Management Command, said a government prosecutor asked him to leave the Witness Protection Program after the case against former Philippine National Police chief Panfilo Lacson and 25 other police officers was dismissed in 1999.


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DOJ: No politics in case vs Lacson

By Aurea Calica | April 4, 2003 - 12:00am

What politics? The Department of Justice (DOJ) shrugged off yesterday speculations that the revival of charges against Sen. Panfilo Lacson was politically motivated and proceeded to select a new judge to handle...

Headlines

Lacson: I leave my fate to God

By Jess Diaz | April 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Embattled presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson, who could face arrest over the reopening of the May 1995 Kuratong Baleleng rubout case, said yesterday he was leaving his fate to God. "I am somewhat fatalistic....

Headlines

Kuratong witness resurfaces, ready to testify

By Christina Mendez | April 12, 2001 - 12:00am

A witness in the 1995 Kuratong Baleleng murder case has resurfaced to testify that the 11 gangmen were killed in cold blood by policemen on instructions of their superiors. Mario Enad, 35, a former civilian agent...

Headlines