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[Title] => Police chief recommends dismissal of ‘salvage’ cops
[Summary] => The Mandaluyong City police recommended yesterday the dismissal from the service of three officers allegedly behind the summary execution of a suspected snatcher, whose body was discovered in Taytay, Rizal last July 23.
Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief, said he arrived at the decision after suspects Inspector Amor Cerillo, PO1 Francisco Castillo and PO1 Jocelyn Samson failed to appear for the pre-charge investigation despite repeated summons.
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[Title] => 3 cops ordered arrested for death of teener
[Summary] => Eastern Police District (EPD) director Chief Superintendent Oscar Valenzuela ordered yesterday the arrest of three policemen believed responsible for the death of a teenager whose body was recovered in Taytay, Rizal.
Valenzuela said the the suspects — Inspector Amor Cerillo, and PO1s Francisco Castillo and Jocelyn Amor — should be arrested to prevent suspicion of a "whitewash" in the slaying of 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta, a suspected snatcher.
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[Title] => Police chief vows to dismiss ‘salvage’ cops
[Summary] => Mandaluyong City police chief Superintendent Ericson Velasquez vowed yesterday to work for the dismissal of three policemen tagged in the killing of a teenager, whose body was recovered last July 23 in Taytay, Rizal.
Velasquez said Inspector Amor Cerillo, PO1 Francis Castillo and PO1 Jocelyn Samson have no right to stay a minute longer in police service if found guilty of "salvaging" 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta, a supected snatcher.
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[Title] => 3 cops in ‘salvaging’ go into hiding
[Summary] => A police official and two rookie law enforcers of the Eastern Police District (EPD), accused of "salvaging (summarily executing)" a teenager tagged in a snatching incident, have gone into hiding after the boy’s body was found in Tanay, Rizal last Saturday.
Superintendent Ericson Velas—quez, Mandaluyong City police chief, said the suspects, Inspector Amor Cerillo and PO1s Francis Castillo and Jocelyn Samson, could not be located to explain their side in the killing of 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta.
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CASTILLO AND SAMSON
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[Summary] => The Mandaluyong City police recommended yesterday the dismissal from the service of three officers allegedly behind the summary execution of a suspected snatcher, whose body was discovered in Taytay, Rizal last July 23.
Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief, said he arrived at the decision after suspects Inspector Amor Cerillo, PO1 Francisco Castillo and PO1 Jocelyn Samson failed to appear for the pre-charge investigation despite repeated summons.
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Valenzuela said the the suspects — Inspector Amor Cerillo, and PO1s Francisco Castillo and Jocelyn Amor — should be arrested to prevent suspicion of a "whitewash" in the slaying of 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta, a suspected snatcher.
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Velasquez said Inspector Amor Cerillo, PO1 Francis Castillo and PO1 Jocelyn Samson have no right to stay a minute longer in police service if found guilty of "salvaging" 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta, a supected snatcher.
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Superintendent Ericson Velas—quez, Mandaluyong City police chief, said the suspects, Inspector Amor Cerillo and PO1s Francis Castillo and Jocelyn Samson, could not be located to explain their side in the killing of 19-year-old Jonathan Diasanta.
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