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[Title] => Ship collision survivor charged with rape
[Summary] => A businessman, who survived last Sunday’s collision of two ships off Corregidor Island, was charged with statutory rape in the Palawan prosecutor’s office yesterday.
Assistant provincial prosecutor Olegario Cayetano recommended no bail for the suspect, Jameson Fedelin, 43, of Barangay I, Coron, Palawan.
Cayetano also ordered Fedelin confined at the provincial jail in Puerto Princesa City.
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[Title] => Ship collision survivor in hot water for rape
[Summary] => A businessman may have survived the collision between two ships off Corregidor Island Sunday, but he may face the death penalty for allegedly raping his only daughter in Palawan.
Jameson Fedelin, 43, was immediately arrested by combined agents of the Task Force Jericho and the Coast Guard intelligence agents after he disembarked Sunday from a ship that rescued him and 194 others from the waters of Manila
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[Title] => NarcGroup, DOJ in close watch to halt escape of drug traffickers
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez and Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez met over the weekend to work out ways to prevent Chinese drug traffickers from "escaping justice" in the country.
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[Title] => Probe sought on questionable release of Sino drug trafficker
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday to intervene in the case of a suspected Chinese drug trafficker who allegedly shelled out millions of pesos to court authorities for his release from jail.
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[Title] => NarcGroup hits release of Chinese drug lord in Pasay
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration’s campaign against illegal drugs suffered another setback when a prosecutor from the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC) ordered the release of a Chinese drug trafficker who was arrested late last year for possession of 15 kilos of shabu.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez immediately asked yesterday Justice Secretary Hernando Perez to investigate reports that the suspect Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, 40, was released to the tune of P7 million to P13 million.
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[Title] => Police blamed for grant of bail to Chinese chemists
[Summary] => In a sudden turn of events, the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City was blamed yesterday on the failure of the arresting policemen to appear during court hearings.
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[Title] => Special teams to monitor drug cases filed in court
[Summary] => In the aftermath of the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists behind the operation of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City, the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) created yesterday a "special team" tasked to monitor all drug cases it filed in various courts of the country.
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[Title] => 4 hurt as cops clash in Tondo
[Summary] => Four persons, including three policemen, were wounded in a reported shootout in Tondo, Manila Wednesday night.
Reports reaching the General Assignment Section of the Western Police District said the incident happened at about 11:25 p.m. on Dandan street corner F. Varona street and involved two policemen of the Ermita police station, six Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) personnel assigned at the Moriones, Tondo, police station and a civilian.
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[Title] => 4 hurt as cops clash in Tondo
[Summary] => Four persons, including three policemen, were wounded in a reported shootout in Tondo, Manila Wednesday night.
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[Title] => Poster war in Manila
[Summary] => Alleged supporters of a congressional candidate in Manila’s sixth district mobbed another candidate’s campaign poster boys for reportedly insisting on putting up their campaign materials along a street shortly after midnight yesterday.
Employees of former presidential adviser Mark Jimenez, a congressional candidate in the district, said they were mauled by a group of men at about 12:30 a.m. along Old Panaderos street in Sta. Ana, Manila. Manila’s district six is mainly the Sta. Ana area and some parts of Sta Mesa.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR EDUARDO VILLENA
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[Title] => Ship collision survivor charged with rape
[Summary] => A businessman, who survived last Sunday’s collision of two ships off Corregidor Island, was charged with statutory rape in the Palawan prosecutor’s office yesterday.
Assistant provincial prosecutor Olegario Cayetano recommended no bail for the suspect, Jameson Fedelin, 43, of Barangay I, Coron, Palawan.
Cayetano also ordered Fedelin confined at the provincial jail in Puerto Princesa City.
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[Title] => Ship collision survivor in hot water for rape
[Summary] => A businessman may have survived the collision between two ships off Corregidor Island Sunday, but he may face the death penalty for allegedly raping his only daughter in Palawan.
Jameson Fedelin, 43, was immediately arrested by combined agents of the Task Force Jericho and the Coast Guard intelligence agents after he disembarked Sunday from a ship that rescued him and 194 others from the waters of Manila
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[Title] => NarcGroup, DOJ in close watch to halt escape of drug traffickers
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez and Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez met over the weekend to work out ways to prevent Chinese drug traffickers from "escaping justice" in the country.
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[Title] => Probe sought on questionable release of Sino drug trafficker
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday to intervene in the case of a suspected Chinese drug trafficker who allegedly shelled out millions of pesos to court authorities for his release from jail.
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[Title] => NarcGroup hits release of Chinese drug lord in Pasay
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration’s campaign against illegal drugs suffered another setback when a prosecutor from the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC) ordered the release of a Chinese drug trafficker who was arrested late last year for possession of 15 kilos of shabu.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez immediately asked yesterday Justice Secretary Hernando Perez to investigate reports that the suspect Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, 40, was released to the tune of P7 million to P13 million.
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[Title] => Police blamed for grant of bail to Chinese chemists
[Summary] => In a sudden turn of events, the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City was blamed yesterday on the failure of the arresting policemen to appear during court hearings.
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Reports reaching the General Assignment Section of the Western Police District said the incident happened at about 11:25 p.m. on Dandan street corner F. Varona street and involved two policemen of the Ermita police station, six Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) personnel assigned at the Moriones, Tondo, police station and a civilian.
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[Title] => 4 hurt as cops clash in Tondo
[Summary] => Four persons, including three policemen, were wounded in a reported shootout in Tondo, Manila Wednesday night.
Reports reaching the General Assignment Section of the Western Police District said the incident happened at about 11:25 p.m. on Dandan street corner F. Varona street and involved two policemen of the Ermita police station, six Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) personnel assigned at the Moriones, Tondo, police station and a civilian.
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[Title] => Poster war in Manila
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Employees of former presidential adviser Mark Jimenez, a congressional candidate in the district, said they were mauled by a group of men at about 12:30 a.m. along Old Panaderos street in Sta. Ana, Manila. Manila’s district six is mainly the Sta. Ana area and some parts of Sta Mesa.
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