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                    [Title] => Japanese tourist falls prey to pickpockets
                    [Summary] => Two female members of a big-time pickpocket gang preying on tourists are now behind bars following their arrest after victimizing a Japanese national in a shopping mall in Ermita, Manila last Thursday evening.


Western Police District-General Assignment Section head Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan identified the suspects as Andrea Villaflor, 45, of Block 12, Lot 9, Barcelona Subdivision, Cavite, and Jean Manahan, 25, of 363 Pacheco corner Madrid streets, Tondo.


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                    [Title] => Tourist drugged in Ermita, loses P.5-M
                    [Summary] => A Japanese tourist lost half a million pesos in cash and belongings to a Filipino couple that escorted him from the airport to his hotel room in Ermita, Manila, police said yesterday.


Toshihiko Ogata, 40, of Tokyo, Japan reported the incident to police last Sunday night shortly after regaining his senses. He had been drugged.


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                    [Summary] => A Japanese tourist lost half a million pesos in cash and belongings to a Filipino couple that escorted him from the airport to his hotel room in Ermita, Manila, police said yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Chinese businessman  in trouble over fancy jewelry
                    [Summary] => A Chinese businessman, who supplies fancy jewelry in Divisoria and Quiapo, got himself in trouble when patrolling policemen spotted boxes of gold inside his vehicle in Sta. Cruz, Manila.


The trader, identified as Shao Sai Hua, 25, alias John Chua, of El  Ca’o st., Binondo, Manila, was found in possession of  some P100,000 worth of fancy jewelry, including  earrings, necklaces, rings, pendants and bracelets.


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                    [Title] => 20 outstanding cops feted in WPD anniversary
                    [Summary] => Twenty outstanding policemen and two civilian personnel shall lead 148 individuals and organizations to be feted in today’s 103rd anniversary celebration of the Western Police District (WPD).


WPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said today’s honorees have shown overwhelming support and rendered valuable assistance to the programs and ideals of the Manila police in its drive to rid the city of criminality, vices and illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => Courier yields 3 kilos of shabu
                    [Summary] => Operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) have seized three kilos of shabu with a street value of P6 million from a man suspected of being a drug courier for big-time crime syndicates in Metro Manila.


The suspect, identified as Jeffrey Andripa, 25, as well as the three plastic bags of shabu was presented to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza yesterday by WPD director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong and Superintendent Marcelino  Pedrozo Jr., chief of the WPD-Anti Illegal Drugs unit.


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                    [Title] => Cops file charges vs suspects in Go slay try
                    [Summary] => Manila police formally filed charges of frustrated murder yesterday against the son of a former communist hit squad leader and his companion for the slay attempt on sports patron Go Teng Kok early this month.


Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan, chief of the Western Police District-General Assignments Section (WPD-GAS), said the case against Lejun de la Cruz and Arnold Salazar has been formally referred to the Manila Prosecutor’s Office by his investigators.


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                    [Title] => 4 cops in trouble for extortion
                    [Summary] => Four members of the Western Police District are now in hot water for allegedly extorting money from an employee of the Manila Standard Sunday. Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan, head of the WPD-GAS identified the four as SPO2 Florentino Camacho, SPO1 Elmer Bombase, PO1 Ariel Cagata and PO2 Lamberto Deala, all assigned to the Paco police community precinct (PCP).


Paglinawan said the four might be charged with administrative and criminal charges for harassing Giovanni Yazon, 23, last Sunday.


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                    [Title] => ‘Probe Binondo shakedown’
                    [Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza ordered the Western Police District (WPD) yesterday to conduct a thorough investigation on the involvement of Manila policemen in an alleged shakedown of two Filipino-Chinese traders in Binondo last All Soul’s Day. Atienza said he wants a detailed report on reports that eight policemen assigned to the WPD Detective Beat Patrol Group detained...
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                    [Title] => WPD: Fil-Chinese trader arrested, not kidnapped
                    [Summary] => No kidnapping.


This was the statement made by the Western Police District-General Assignments Section (WPD-GAS), which conducted an initial investigation into the alleged kidnapping of a Filipino-Chinese trader by eight members of the Detective Beat Patrol Group.


According to Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan, WPD-GAS chief, the investigation showed that "kidnap victim" Jimmy Ong was arrested for estafa and for violation of the Intellectual Property Code after he allegedly sold 10 fake Seiko diver’s watches.


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Western Police District-General Assignment Section head Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan identified the suspects as Andrea Villaflor, 45, of Block 12, Lot 9, Barcelona Subdivision, Cavite, and Jean Manahan, 25, of 363 Pacheco corner Madrid streets, Tondo.


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The trader, identified as Shao Sai Hua, 25, alias John Chua, of El  Ca’o st., Binondo, Manila, was found in possession of  some P100,000 worth of fancy jewelry, including  earrings, necklaces, rings, pendants and bracelets.


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Chief Inspector Arturo Paglinawan, chief of the Western Police District-General Assignments Section (WPD-GAS), said the case against Lejun de la Cruz and Arnold Salazar has been formally referred to the Manila Prosecutor’s Office by his investigators.


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