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                    [Title] => Andang: MILF men behind Zambo blasts
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — City Mayor Maria Clara Lobregat quoted captured Abu Sayyaf leader Galib Andang alias Commander Robot yesterday as saying that renegade members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), not his men, were responsible for the spate of bombings here last year.


Lobregat said she had a chance to talk to the wounded Andang at the emergency hospital in Edwin Andrews Air Base before he was flown to Manila last Monday.


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                    [Title] => 2 Sayyaf suspects captured in South
                    [Summary] => Government troops have captured two suspected Abu Sayyaf Muslim guerrillas as part of a stepped up security measures following the discovery of a fresh rebel plot to bomb targets in the south, the military said yesterday.
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                    [Title] => 2 patay; 3 pa sugatan
                    [Summary] => Zamboanga City – Dalawa katao ang nasawi habang tatlo pa ang nasugatan kabilang ang dalawang opisyal ng pulisya makaraang lusubin ng mga ‘police commandos’ ang hideout ng mga armadong kalalakihan  mula sa grupo ng H-World, isang pseudo military group sa baybayin ng lungsod na ito kamakalawa ng gabi.


Apat rin sa mga suspect ang nadakip habang nagtatangkang tumakas kaugnay na rin ng pinalakas na operasyon ng pulisya laban sa gun ban.


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                    [Title] => Principal suspect in Zamboanga massacre confesses to crime
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A stay-in helper, a prime suspect in the massacre of a wealthy family of four and their three helpers, told police authorities who caught him and his companion that he was the lone perpetrator of the crime.


Rudy Putane, 19, admitted killing businesswoman Juliet Tan, her children Frederick, Christopher, and Catherine; and helpers identified only as Oliver, Lolita and Catherine. He cleared his companion, Jonard Buenaventura, of any involvement in the massacre.


Police investigators, however, doubt his claim.


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                    [Title] => Zamboanga blast victim lands in jail for assault
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — One of 14 people wounded in the Oct. 20 blast at the Fort Pilar Shrine here landed in jail after he assaulted two policemen who prevented him from leaving the hospital where he was confined.


Some witnesses to the explosion tagged the blast victim, Jamalul Norting, 39, as a suspect, but Chief Inspector Antonio Clarito, spokesman of the city police, said there was no evidence to back this up.


Police said Norting, who suffered shrapnel wounds in the blast, tried to escape last Wednesday from the Zamboanga City Medical Center.


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                    [Title] => 5 Zamboanga bombing suspects arrested
                    [Summary] => Police arrested yesterday five suspects in the three terrorist bombings in Zamboanga City that have killed an American soldier, a Philippine Marine and at least 10 other people since Oct. 2.


The suspects will reportedly be flown to Manila today to be presented to President Arroyo and Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr.


Police sources said the five suspects are members of the Abu Sayyaf.


Details of the arrest are not yet known but investigators are said to have a "very strong case" against the suspects.


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                    [Title] => Zamboanga shrine bombing: Boy, 17, hunted
                    [Summary] => Police investigating a deadly weekend bombing near a Roman Catholic shrine in Zamboanga City began working with a sketchy description of the suspect – a man about 17 years old wearing a black t-shirt and jeans.


The explosion – the fifth to rock the country this month – killed a Philippine Marine on guard duty and wounded 18 other people, including two other Marines, Sunday night at Fort Pilar, a historic site in the predominantly Christian port city.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR ANTONIO CLARITO

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Apat rin sa mga suspect ang nadakip habang nagtatangkang tumakas kaugnay na rin ng pinalakas na operasyon ng pulisya laban sa gun ban.


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Rudy Putane, 19, admitted killing businesswoman Juliet Tan, her children Frederick, Christopher, and Catherine; and helpers identified only as Oliver, Lolita and Catherine. He cleared his companion, Jonard Buenaventura, of any involvement in the massacre.


Police investigators, however, doubt his claim.


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Some witnesses to the explosion tagged the blast victim, Jamalul Norting, 39, as a suspect, but Chief Inspector Antonio Clarito, spokesman of the city police, said there was no evidence to back this up.


Police said Norting, who suffered shrapnel wounds in the blast, tried to escape last Wednesday from the Zamboanga City Medical Center.


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The suspects will reportedly be flown to Manila today to be presented to President Arroyo and Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr.


Police sources said the five suspects are members of the Abu Sayyaf.


Details of the arrest are not yet known but investigators are said to have a "very strong case" against the suspects.


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The explosion – the fifth to rock the country this month – killed a Philippine Marine on guard duty and wounded 18 other people, including two other Marines, Sunday night at Fort Pilar, a historic site in the predominantly Christian port city.


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