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[Title] => Another Angeles cybersex den raided
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — Police raided another cybersex den here last Saturday, confiscating not only computers linked to the Internet, but also "sex toys" apparently used by its female workers in entertaining their foreign credit card-paying customers
The city police, headed by newly installed chief Senior Superintendent Policarpio Segubre, said the cybersex den, located on Tamarin street in Clarkview Subdivision in Barangay Malanias, was allegedly owned by one Marissa Madarag and Peter Greening who eluded arrest during the raid.
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[Title] => Cops rule out suicide in death of New Zealand national
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — Police investigators have ruled out the possibility of suicide in the death of aNew Zealand national after paraffin tests indicated he did not fire a gun.
City police director Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua said investigators have no suspect yet in the killing of tourist Barry Garord of Knightbridge, New Zealand. Garord’s body was found by another tourist and the victim’s purported girlfriend, Analyn Rodriguez, in his apartment here last Sunday.
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[Title] => RP-US Talon Vision war games begin
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Some 500 US marines who recently arrived in the Philippines will be participating in joint training with Filipino troops amid intense security because of the threat of terrorist attack, the US military said yesterday.
The US troops will be restricted to camp because of the potential threat from Muslim militants linked to the al-Qaeda network and local communist insurgents, said Col. Steven Busby, co-director of the two-week maneuvers.
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The city police, headed by newly installed chief Senior Superintendent Policarpio Segubre, said the cybersex den, located on Tamarin street in Clarkview Subdivision in Barangay Malanias, was allegedly owned by one Marissa Madarag and Peter Greening who eluded arrest during the raid.
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City police director Senior Superintendent Jimmy Restua said investigators have no suspect yet in the killing of tourist Barry Garord of Knightbridge, New Zealand. Garord’s body was found by another tourist and the victim’s purported girlfriend, Analyn Rodriguez, in his apartment here last Sunday.
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The US troops will be restricted to camp because of the potential threat from Muslim militants linked to the al-Qaeda network and local communist insurgents, said Col. Steven Busby, co-director of the two-week maneuvers.
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November 4, 2003 - 12:00am
