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                    [Title] => Police official, 9 pa hinatulan ng bitay
                    [Summary] => Isang nadismis na opisyal ng pulisya at 9 niyang tauhan ang hinatulan kahapon ng Quezon City Regional Trial Court ng parusang kamatayan matapos mapatunayang nagkasala sa kasong graft and corruption at qualified bri bery.


Agad na dinala ang mga akusado sa New Bilibid Prisons sa Muntinlupa matapos ibaba ni QCRTC Judge Diosdado Peralta ang hatol sa kanila.


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Saying his client has been denied his constitutional rights to due process, a
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brought his client's case to the Court of Appeals (CA).

In a 22-page petition, lawyer Alan Paguia asked the appellate court to order
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A lawyer for dismissed Anonas police station commander, Superintendent
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Desierto acted to dismiss his client and seven of his men from the police
service for allegedly releasing two drug suspects in Quezon City in exchange
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"He didn't even give my client the courtesy of sending us a copy of his
resolution before announcing it at a press conference," said Alan Paguia,
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The lawyer said he will file a motion for reconsideration as soon as he
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Graft does not pay.

A ranking police officer and seven of his men were dismissed from the service
yesterday after being found administratively liable for releasing two suspected
drug lords in Quezon City last August.

Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, former chief of the Anonas police station in
Quezon City, was found guilty of the charges against him, Ombudsman Aniano
Desierto said yesterday.

"They're now dismissed from the service," Desierto said, noting that the
evidence against Ovilla and seven other Anonas policemen was "strong."

Those dismissed with Ovilla were Su
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Agad na dinala ang mga akusado sa New Bilibid Prisons sa Muntinlupa matapos ibaba ni QCRTC Judge Diosdado Peralta ang hatol sa kanila.


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brought his client's case to the Court of Appeals (CA).

In a 22-page petition, lawyer Alan Paguia asked the appellate court to order
the Philippine National Police and the Quezon City court to release Ovilla from
detention by granting him the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus.

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Desierto acted to dismiss his client and seven of his men from the police
service for allegedly releasing two drug suspects in Quezon City in exchange
for bribes.

"He didn't even give my client the courtesy of sending us a copy of his
resolution before announcing it at a press conference," said Alan Paguia,
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yesterday after being found administratively liable for releasing two suspected
drug lords in Quezon City last August.

Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, former chief of the Anonas police station in
Quezon City, was found guilty of the charges against him, Ombudsman Aniano
Desierto said yesterday.

"They're now dismissed from the service," Desierto said, noting that the
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EDITORYAL - Bitay sa mga pulis na corrupt

March 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Nararapat lamang na may ngipin ang batas at mahigpit itong ipatupad. Dapat na wala itong pinipili kahit mga alagad ng batas ang magkasala. Ang parusang bitay na inihatol ni Judge Diosdado Peralta ng Quezon City...

PSN Opinyon

Police official, 9 pa hinatulan ng bitay

March 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Isang nadismis na opisyal ng pulisya at 9 niyang tauhan ang hinatulan kahapon ng Quezon City Regional Trial Court ng parusang kamatayan matapos mapatunayang nagkasala sa kasong graft and corruption at qualified bri...

Bansa

Ovilla lawyer goes to Court of Appeals

By Romel Bagares | March 22, 2000 - 12:00am

Saying his client has been denied his constitutional rights to due process, a lawyer for dismissed Anonas police chief Superintendent Francisco Ovilla has brought his client's case to the Court of Appeals (CA). In...

Headlines

Ovilla lawyer hits Desierto on dismissal

By Romel Bagares | January 23, 2000 - 12:00am

A lawyer for dismissed Anonas police station commander, Superintendent Francisco Ovilla has questioned the alleged haste with which Ombudsman Aniano Desierto acted to dismiss his client and seven of his men from...

Headlines

Ovilla, 7 others dismissed

By Delon Porcalla | January 21, 2000 - 12:00am

Graft does not pay. A ranking police officer and seven of his men were dismissed from the service yesterday after being found administratively liable for releasing two suspected drug lords in Quezon City last...

Headlines