+ Follow CARLITO JOSON Tag
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[Title] => Donation for Yolanda victims
[Summary] => Alaga Producers Cooperative based in Plaridel, Bulacan, donated money for the Yolanda victims in Tacloban. Shown are (from left) Emil Joson (marketing head), Jess Casangcapan (GM), Rei Banal (purchasing mananger), Fr. Dennis Espejo (spiritual adviser), Dina Joson-Castro (chairperson), Councilor Cristina Gonzales (wife of Tacloban Mayor Alfred Romualdez), Malou Barlan (treasury head), Amang del Rosario (board of director) and Carlito Joson (board of director).
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[Title] => SPD chief clarifies promotion fiasco
[Summary] => Southern Police District (SPD) Director Chief Supt. Jose Gutierrez Jr. has yet to come up with a list of Parañaque City policemen whom he would recommend for promotion after the Nov. 1 raid on what officials described as the largest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila.
Gutierrez made the clarification after Parañaque City police chief, Superintendent Ruben Catabona, lamented that only two among the group of policemen who participated in the raid would be recommended for promotion.
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[Title] => Morale low after raid — Parañaque police
[Summary] => A week after a raid on what officials have described as the biggest ever shabu laboratory in Metro Manila, the chief of the Parañaque City police said yesterday the morale is low among his men.
"Our morale is low because we were all expecting a promotion. Instead, only two policemen would be promoted," Superintendent Ruben Catabona told The STAR in a phone interview.
Catabona named the two as Senior Police Officer 4 Rolando Santiago of the city police Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) and SPO2 Carlito Joson.
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CARLITO JOSON
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[Title] => Donation for Yolanda victims
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[Title] => SPD chief clarifies promotion fiasco
[Summary] => Southern Police District (SPD) Director Chief Supt. Jose Gutierrez Jr. has yet to come up with a list of Parañaque City policemen whom he would recommend for promotion after the Nov. 1 raid on what officials described as the largest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila.
Gutierrez made the clarification after Parañaque City police chief, Superintendent Ruben Catabona, lamented that only two among the group of policemen who participated in the raid would be recommended for promotion.
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[Title] => Morale low after raid — Parañaque police
[Summary] => A week after a raid on what officials have described as the biggest ever shabu laboratory in Metro Manila, the chief of the Parañaque City police said yesterday the morale is low among his men.
"Our morale is low because we were all expecting a promotion. Instead, only two policemen would be promoted," Superintendent Ruben Catabona told The STAR in a phone interview.
Catabona named the two as Senior Police Officer 4 Rolando Santiago of the city police Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) and SPO2 Carlito Joson.
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