+ Follow BARCELONA AND ROSQUETA Tag
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[Title] => Task Force Bersamin asks Congress to investigate killings in Abra
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Soldiers’ ‘links’ with Abra pols probed
[Summary] => A five-man Army panel led by Inspector General Maj. Gen. Bonifacio Ramos is now in Abra to investigate allegations that soldiers deployed there have been moonlighting as armed escorts of local political warlords.
Army chief Lt. Gen. Generoso Senga sent the probe team in response to calls for the immediate replacement of the entire 41st Infantry Battalion assigned in Abra because its officers and men have allegedly become "too familiar" with local politicians maintaining private armed groups.
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BARCELONA AND ROSQUETA
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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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Army chief Lt. Gen. Generoso Senga sent the probe team in response to calls for the immediate replacement of the entire 41st Infantry Battalion assigned in Abra because its officers and men have allegedly become "too familiar" with local politicians maintaining private armed groups.
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