+ Follow CHIEF INSPECTOR RUFINO INOT Tag
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[Title] => 2 wounded in Cotabato attack
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Suspected partisans ambushed and seriously wounded two supporters of a mayoral candidate in Libungan, North Cotabato the other night, raising the specter of a showdown between two rival camps in the area.
Chief Inspector Rufino Inot, Libungan police chief, said the victims, Gerry Barbon and Boy Tudlas, are staunch supporters of re-electionist Mayor Ronaldo Pader.
Inot said Barbon and Tudlas were on their way to Barangay Kiluyao to join a campaign sortie there of Pader, who is seeking a third and last term, when they were fired upon.
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[Title] => Daughter of Cotabato rice mill owner seized
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Suspected members of the notorious "Pentagon" kidnapping gang snatched a daughter of a rice mill owner in Libungan, North Cotabato the other day.
Chief Inspector Rufino Inot, Libungan police chief, identified the victim as Martina Martin, 33, whose father owns a rice mill in the town proper of Libungan, a booming town 45 kilometers north of this city.
Inot said five pistol-wielding men barged into the Martins’ rice mill at about 4 p.m. Sunday, dragged the victim to a waiting car and fled toward nearby Midsayap town.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR RUFINO INOT
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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Suspected partisans ambushed and seriously wounded two supporters of a mayoral candidate in Libungan, North Cotabato the other night, raising the specter of a showdown between two rival camps in the area.
Chief Inspector Rufino Inot, Libungan police chief, said the victims, Gerry Barbon and Boy Tudlas, are staunch supporters of re-electionist Mayor Ronaldo Pader.
Inot said Barbon and Tudlas were on their way to Barangay Kiluyao to join a campaign sortie there of Pader, who is seeking a third and last term, when they were fired upon.
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[Title] => Daughter of Cotabato rice mill owner seized
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Suspected members of the notorious "Pentagon" kidnapping gang snatched a daughter of a rice mill owner in Libungan, North Cotabato the other day.
Chief Inspector Rufino Inot, Libungan police chief, identified the victim as Martina Martin, 33, whose father owns a rice mill in the town proper of Libungan, a booming town 45 kilometers north of this city.
Inot said five pistol-wielding men barged into the Martins’ rice mill at about 4 p.m. Sunday, dragged the victim to a waiting car and fled toward nearby Midsayap town.
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