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Reports reaching the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Quezon City revealed that 11 illegal loggers in Tarlac were sentenced to 17 years in jail while the three illegal loggers in Bulacan were sentenced to a maximum of six years.
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[Summary] => Eleven illegal loggers face up to 17 years of imprisonment after having been found guilty of illegal logging by a local court in Tarlac City, environment authorities said.
Regidor De Leon, executive director of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Central Luzon, identified the convicted illegal loggers as Myrna Rubino, Maximo Rubino, Shane Anthony Albano, Larry Blanco, Nestor Pano, Danny Tabuli, Leonardo Raguingan, Emily Ulep, Rita Santos, Mariano Rabana and Cely Santiago.
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In his decision, Judge Arsenio Adriano of the RTC Branch 64 in Tarlac City said the seven were found "guilty beyond reasonable doubt" of violating Section 68 of the Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines with punishments for qualified theft."
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