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                    [Summary] => ILIGAN City — An outspoken radio broadcaster kidnapped last week was freed by his abductors but only after being beaten up, he said Tuesday. 


Noli Ebarle, 32, station manager at dxBC radio, said in a radio interview that he was abducted at gunpoint by two armed men Saturday while travelling to Butuan City from nearby Cagayan de Oro. 


Ebarle said he was stuffed into a van and kept blindfolded with a rifle barrel shoved against his cheek. The armed men took his wristwatch and cellular phone and "manhandled" him, he said. 


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                    [Title] => Criminal group abducts radioman to ‘lecture&#
                    [Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — The Caraga regional police confirmed yesterday that a missing radioman from Butuan City was indeed abducted by a criminal syndicate who wanted to "lecture" him because of his hard-hitting commentaries against illegal activities.


Police said they got a letter from the syndicate stating that they seized broadcaster Noli Ebarle, alias Noel Esin, in Gingoog City last Saturday and brought him to a  hinterland area  in  Misamis Oriental.


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Ebarle said he was stuffed into a van and kept blindfolded with a rifle barrel shoved against his cheek. The armed men took his wristwatch and cellular phone and "manhandled" him, he said. 


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                    [Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — The Caraga regional police confirmed yesterday that a missing radioman from Butuan City was indeed abducted by a criminal syndicate who wanted to "lecture" him because of his hard-hitting commentaries against illegal activities.


Police said they got a letter from the syndicate stating that they seized broadcaster Noli Ebarle, alias Noel Esin, in Gingoog City last Saturday and brought him to a  hinterland area  in  Misamis Oriental.


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Kidnapped broadcaster freed

September 5, 2001 - 12:00am

ILIGAN City — An outspoken radio broadcaster kidnapped last week was freed by his abductors but only after being beaten up, he said Tuesday. Noli Ebarle, 32, station manager at dxBC radio, said in a radio...

Nation

Criminal group abducts radioman to ‘lecture&#

By Lino De La Cruz | September 4, 2001 - 12:00am

ILIGAN CITY — The Caraga regional police confirmed yesterday that a missing radioman from Butuan City was indeed abducted by a criminal syndicate who wanted to "lecture" him because of his hard-hitting...

Nation