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Isang 35-anyos na Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) ang nagbigti matapos itong makipag-usap sa pamamagitan ng internet, kamalalawa ng gabi sa Malabon City.

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                    [Title] => Nalugi sa negosyo, junkshop owner nagbigti
                    [Summary] => 
Matapos malugi sa negos­yo, isang  junkshop owner ang nagpatiwakal, kahapon sa Malabon City.

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                    [Title] => 2 shipping containers stolen in Malabon
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Two 20-foot shipping containers loaded with boxes of powdered beverage worth some P2.2 million were reportedly stolen in Malabon City.
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                    [Title] => Two bodies found in Malabon canal
                    [Summary] => The bodies of two men, who were each stabbed at least 25 times in the chest, were found one on top of the other in a narrow canal early yesterday morning in Malabon City.


Superintendent Vladimir Villasenor, Northern Police District Scene of the Crime Operations (NPD SOCO) chief, described the first victim as about 5’6" tall, of small built, brown complexioned, with straight hair, with cartoon characters tattooed on his back and both arms.


The second victim was about 5’7", of medium-built, brown-skinned and with curly hair.


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                    [Title] => Estudyante inatado ng mag-utol
                    [Summary] => Nasawi ang isang 18-anyos na estudyante matapos na ataduhin ng saksak ng magkapatid na napikon sa umano’y pagdadamot ng una sa mga huli  ng pambili ng alak, kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Malabon City.


Dead-on-arrival sa Pagamutang Bayan ng Malabon sanhi ng saksak sa dibdib at iba pang parte ng katawan ang biktimang si Cleo Lopez, ng Block 1, Lot 22, Phase 4, Letre Road, Brgy. Tonsuya ng nabanggit na lungsod.


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                    [Title] => Housemate’s Malabon house burglarized
                    [Summary] => The parents of Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition contestant Rico Robles lost valuables worth more than P2 million as burglars ransacked their house in Malabon City, last Friday, police said yesterday.


Robles’ father, Ricardo Pascual, 55, of 165 M. Sioson street, Dampalit said no one was at the house when the incident occurred.


Police said burglars carted away assorted pieces of jewelry worth P2 million and cash worth P40,000 and $2,800. The money was placed inside a steel vault, which was also taken.


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                    [Title] => Trader ambushed in Malabon: 5 dead
                    [Summary] => Five people were killed while one was wounded after at least eight armed men ambushed a bigtime fish dealer and her escorts on their way home at noon yesterday in Barangay Tinajeros, Malabon City.


Chief Superintendent Raul Gonzales, Northern Police District (NPD) director, who rushed to the ambush and shootout site, said the apparent target was Alicia Ordinario, 51, one of the largest stall holders at the Malabon Consignacion (wholesale market). 


She survived the attack.


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                    [Title] => 4 hurt in Malabon firecracker blast
                    [Summary] => Four persons were hurt as a blast, believed caused by stored firecrackers, ripped through the stock room of a bakery late Friday afternoon in Malabon City.


The Gonza’s Bakery owned by Luis Gonzales,  at Block 12, Lot 48, Hasa-hasa street, Barangay Longos, Malabon City was destroyed in the explosion.


Injured were Christopher Son, 20, single, a native of Antique; Dennis Labigan, 27, married, of Cebu City; and Julius del Rosario, 25, married, of Ilocos Norte, all stay-in workers at the bakehouse.


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                    [Title] => Malabon mayor’s aide shot
                    [Summary] => Police are hunting down a big-time drug dealer who shot and critically wounded an aide of Malabon City Mayor Canuto "Tito" Oreta last Thursday afternoon in Dagat-Dagatan, Malabon.


Ronnie Gamuhan, 43, personal aide of Oreta and a resident of Barangay Longos, Dagat-Dagatan in Malabon, suffered two gunshot wounds in the back and is now in critical condition at the Tondo Medical Center.


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                    [Title] => Bum nabbed for throwing stones at actress’ house
                    [Summary] => A jobless man who got nothing better to do decided to just throw stones one day.


Yesterday, Rollie Saravillo, 26, a native of Tacloban, Leyte and resident of Polo, Valenzuela City, was arrested by a roving police patrol car for throwing stones at the house of TV-movie actress Angelica de la Cruz on Gen. Borromeo street in Bgy. Longos, Malabon City. Saravillo was hauled off to jail on a complaint of Ernesto de la Cruz, the actress’ father, filed before the police in Malabon.


PO3 Benedicto Zafra, officer on case, said the incident occurred at around 3:30 p.m. Monday.

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BENEDICTO ZAFRA

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                    [Title] => Nalugi sa negosyo, junkshop owner nagbigti
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                    [Title] => Two bodies found in Malabon canal
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Superintendent Vladimir Villasenor, Northern Police District Scene of the Crime Operations (NPD SOCO) chief, described the first victim as about 5’6" tall, of small built, brown complexioned, with straight hair, with cartoon characters tattooed on his back and both arms.


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Dead-on-arrival sa Pagamutang Bayan ng Malabon sanhi ng saksak sa dibdib at iba pang parte ng katawan ang biktimang si Cleo Lopez, ng Block 1, Lot 22, Phase 4, Letre Road, Brgy. Tonsuya ng nabanggit na lungsod.


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                    [Title] => Housemate’s Malabon house burglarized
                    [Summary] => The parents of Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition contestant Rico Robles lost valuables worth more than P2 million as burglars ransacked their house in Malabon City, last Friday, police said yesterday.


Robles’ father, Ricardo Pascual, 55, of 165 M. Sioson street, Dampalit said no one was at the house when the incident occurred.


Police said burglars carted away assorted pieces of jewelry worth P2 million and cash worth P40,000 and $2,800. The money was placed inside a steel vault, which was also taken.


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Chief Superintendent Raul Gonzales, Northern Police District (NPD) director, who rushed to the ambush and shootout site, said the apparent target was Alicia Ordinario, 51, one of the largest stall holders at the Malabon Consignacion (wholesale market). 


She survived the attack.


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The Gonza’s Bakery owned by Luis Gonzales,  at Block 12, Lot 48, Hasa-hasa street, Barangay Longos, Malabon City was destroyed in the explosion.


Injured were Christopher Son, 20, single, a native of Antique; Dennis Labigan, 27, married, of Cebu City; and Julius del Rosario, 25, married, of Ilocos Norte, all stay-in workers at the bakehouse.


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Ronnie Gamuhan, 43, personal aide of Oreta and a resident of Barangay Longos, Dagat-Dagatan in Malabon, suffered two gunshot wounds in the back and is now in critical condition at the Tondo Medical Center.


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                    [Title] => Bum nabbed for throwing stones at actress’ house
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PO3 Benedicto Zafra, officer on case, said the incident occurred at around 3:30 p.m. Monday.

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