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                    [Title] => 10 cops in Lozada slay face raps
                    [Summary] => Ten members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) were charged yesterday with murder in the Quezon City Regional Trial Court for the deaths of a 48-year-old executive and a friend of his daughter in a botched anti-kidnapping operation last May.


Charged were Superintendent Edgar Iglesia, Chief Inspector James Mejia, Senior Inspector Edwin Portento, Inspectors Preston Bagangan, Caesar Pangda, Christine Tabdi, and police officers John Bolatin, Arnold Solas, Cherlyn Tundaya, and Frederick Taala.


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                    [Title] => Berroya’s boys charged
                    [Summary] => Murder and frustrated murder charges were filed yesterday by the Ombudsman against 10 policemen in connection with the May 19 accidental killing of a hotel steward and the friend of his daughter.


The victims were mistaken for a group of kidnappers by the reckless and trigger-happy policemen, then under the supervision of Senior Superintendent Reynaldo Berroya, head of the PNP-Intelligence Group (PNP-IG).


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                    [Title] => Suspect in Lacuna slay identified by probers
                    [Summary] => A suspect in last Thursday’s fatal shooting of an uncle of Manila Vice Mayor-elect Danilo Lacuna has been identified by the Western Police District.


WPD Homicide detectives identified one of the suspects as Tony Romero, reportedly a defeated mayoralty candidate in Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija.


Homicide detectives said Romero was identified by a waitress and a guest relations officer as among the five suspects who shot Benjamin Lacuna outside the Hugs Music Lounge and Restaurant along Mabini street at about 12:10 a.m.


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                    [Title] => Suspect in Lacuna slay identified by probers
                    [Summary] => A suspect in last Thursday’s fatal shooting of an uncle of Manila Vice Mayor-elect Danilo Lacuna has been identified by the Western Police District.


WPD Homicide detectives identified one of the suspects as Tony Romero, reportedly a defeated mayoralty candidate in Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija.


Homicide detectives said Romero was identified by a waitress and a guest relations officer as among the five suspects who shot Benjamin Lacuna outside the Hugs Music Lounge and Restaurant along Mabini street at about 12:10 a.m.


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                    [Title] => Death for Lozada killers!
                    [Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. urged the government to punish with death the 10 policemen charged with killing two innocent civilians and wounding another in what is now known as a "mistaken identity" murder in Quezon City.


"It is a travesty of the whole national government; and if we have to put to death people proven guilty, we should do that (to them, too)," he said during a Blue Ribbon Committee hearing of the case.


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                    [Title] => Death for Lozada killers!
                    [Summary] => Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. urged the government to punish with death the 10 policemen charged with killing two innocent civilians and wounding another in what is now known as a "mistaken identity" murder in Quezon City.


"It is a travesty of the whole national government; and if we have to put to death people proven guilty, we should do that (to them, too)," he said during a Blue Ribbon Committee hearing of the case.


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                    [Title] => Intel agents in Lozada slay want case settled
                    [Summary] => The 10 agents of the Philippine National Police-Intelligence Group (PNP-IG) involved in the deaths of a hotel chief steward and a family friend due to mistaken identity in Quezon City last May 17 will likely aim for an amicable settlement with the victims relatives, PNP sources said yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Intel agents in Lozada slay want case settled
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                    [Title] => Cops in Lozada case no show at NBI
                    [Summary] => The 11 members of the Philippine National Police Intelligence Group (PNP-IG) allegedly behind the fatal shooting of a hotel executive and a young woman along Araneta Avenue in Quezon City Thursday last week, failed to present themselves to the National Bureau of Investigation yesterday.


Oscar Embido, head of the NBI’s Intelligence and Special Operations Division, which was tasked to probe the incident, said the policemen called-up his office and requested that their appearance be rescheduled to Monday.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR JAMES MEJIA

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Charged were Superintendent Edgar Iglesia, Chief Inspector James Mejia, Senior Inspector Edwin Portento, Inspectors Preston Bagangan, Caesar Pangda, Christine Tabdi, and police officers John Bolatin, Arnold Solas, Cherlyn Tundaya, and Frederick Taala.


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WPD Homicide detectives identified one of the suspects as Tony Romero, reportedly a defeated mayoralty candidate in Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija.


Homicide detectives said Romero was identified by a waitress and a guest relations officer as among the five suspects who shot Benjamin Lacuna outside the Hugs Music Lounge and Restaurant along Mabini street at about 12:10 a.m.


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"It is a travesty of the whole national government; and if we have to put to death people proven guilty, we should do that (to them, too)," he said during a Blue Ribbon Committee hearing of the case.


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"It is a travesty of the whole national government; and if we have to put to death people proven guilty, we should do that (to them, too)," he said during a Blue Ribbon Committee hearing of the case.


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Oscar Embido, head of the NBI’s Intelligence and Special Operations Division, which was tasked to probe the incident, said the policemen called-up his office and requested that their appearance be rescheduled to Monday.


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