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DINGALAN, Aurora — The resumption of the trial of detained Mayor Jaime Ylarde in connection with the celebrated 2005 killing of a weekly newspaper publisher Philip Agustin was disrupted Monday over the presence of a policeman who entered the courtroom packing a gun.


The trial was set to start at the sala of Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 6 Judge Jansen Rodriguez when those in the courtroom discovered that PO3 Eduardo Borca, who was in plain clothes and slippers, had gained entry inside the courthouse with a gun tucked in his waist.


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Frederick Valencia, alleged leader of the Red Scorpion Group (RSG) kidnap gang, told police investigators that he would have gone into hiding if he were guilty.


Valencia tagged remnants of the Sarabia Gang as the probable perpetrators.


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Armed cop disrupts hearing on mayor’s murder case

By Manny Galvez | January 24, 2007 - 12:00am

DINGALAN, Aurora — The resumption of the trial of detained Mayor Jaime Ylarde in connection with the celebrated 2005 killing of a weekly newspaper publisher Philip Agustin was disrupted Monday over the...

Nation

Wong slay suspect claims innocence

By Jaime Laude | October 7, 2001 - 12:00am

The prime suspect in the kidnap-slaying of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Connie Yap Wong and Manila policeman Dionisio Borca Jr. has denied any complicity in the case. Frederick Valencia, alleged leader of the...

Headlines

Wong suspect yields

By Christina Mendez | October 6, 2001 - 12:00am

A leader of the Red Scorpion Gang (RSG) believed to be behind the kidnapping and murder of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Connie Yap Wong and a Manila policeman gave himself up to the police Thursday night amid an...

Headlines

Red Scorpion Gang eyed in Wong slay

By Christina Mendez | October 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Police tagged yesterday remnants of the Red Scorpion Gang (RSG) in the kidnapping and murder of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Connie Yap Wong and a Manila policeman in Valenzuela earlier this week. This developed...

Headlines

Uratex owner’s sister killed by 7 kidnappers

By Christina Mendez | October 4, 2001 - 12:00am

A kidnapped Filipino-Chinese businesswoman and her police bodyguard were executed by their abductors early yesterday morning after negotiations for their release bogged down, police said.

Headlines

Trader, aide pinatay ng mga kidnaper

October 4, 2001 - 12:00am

Isang Filipino-Chinese businesswoman na hipag ng may-ari ng Uratex firm at police aide nito ang pinatay ng hinihinalang mga miyembro ng isang big-time kidnap-for-ransom gang matapos na hindi magkasundo sa hinihinging...

Bansa