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[Title] => Lobbying delays PNP revamp
[Summary] => A police general reportedly close to a Malacañang official has derailed a major revamp at the Philippine National Police (PNP) after he was able to have his tour extended as regional director of Luzon’s industrial hub.
Reportedly with backing from a top Malacañang official, Chief Superintendent Reynaldo Varilla has been "indefinitely" retained as commander of the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) police force.
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[Title] => CIDG nabs 10 robbery suspects
[Summary] => Ten suspected robbers were arrested by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) during two separate operations in Caloocan City and Laguna, police officials said yesterday.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao lauded his men for the arrest of the suspects who prey on unsuspecting household helpers of middle-income families in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
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[Title] => P60-M fake pre-paid cards seized in Makati
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) seized at least 200,000 pieces of tampered Smart pre-paid cellular phone cards worth P60 million during an entrapment operation in Makati City last Friday.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao identified the arrested suspects as John Cabbigat of Lagawe, Ifugao; Rhea Rose, Rafelita Cruz and Evangeline de Leon, all residents of Tower B, Kingswood Condominium, Makati City.
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[Title] => Guns seized in Pateros
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group seized a cache of firearms during a raid on a shop of a gunsmith in Pateros yesterday that also resulted in the arrest of the owner.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao said the suspect, identified as Federico Peter Geronimo, was arrested by the virtue of search warrant issued by Judge Florito Macalino, of the Pasig City Regional Trial Court Branch 67.
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[Title] => Computer firms raided, face raps for copyright violation
[Summary] => Five computer firms may face criminal charges for the illegal use and distribution of Autocad software causing its legal distributors to lose some P5.5 million in income, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao presented to the media yesterday about 26 computer units that contained unauthorized software for Autocad, short for automatic computer-aided design.
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[Title] => CIDG raids recruitment agency
[Summary] => Some 300 female jobseekers for Japan were rounded up by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDC) during a raid of a recruitment agency in Makati City yesterday.
CIDG operatives swooped down on the offices of the Marrick Artist Placement Services Inc. owned by one Jun Villar on Marconi street in Barangay San Isidro and on Arsonvel street also in Makati City.
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[Title] => P5 M worth of reconditioned Nokia cellphones seized
[Summary] => More than 500 reconditioned Nokia cellular phones worth around P5 million were seized by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) during recent raids in various cellphone stalls in Quiapo, Manila.
CIDG head Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao warned traders engaged in selling reconditioned cellphone units, which they pass as brand new to unsuspecting customers, to stop their activities since this is in violation of the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.
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[Title] => Fake dollars, checks seized in Manila raid
[Summary] => Police seized several counterfeit US dollars and checks from various government agencies during a raid at a printing shop in Manila last Monday, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao, head of the CIDG, said operations were conducted as part of the their extensive effort against transnational crimes, including manufacture of fake dollar bills, bank checks and other commercial documents.
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[Title] => CIDG targets bank rob gangs
[Summary] => After a series of successful operations against kidnappers, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) will now focus its operations on bank robbers and holdup gangs.
Superintendent Alejandro Gutierrez, head of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD) said that at least 14 bank robbery groups will be the center of their operations in the next few weeks.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao has ordered the CIDD to intensify its campaign against bank robbery following the successful campaign against kidnapping.
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[Title] => PNP rules out sabotage in Crame fire
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police has ruled out sabotage and terrorism behind the fire that gutted an old logistics building and a warehouse facility inside the PNP headquarters at Camp Crame, Quezon City last Wednesday.
Criminal Investigation and Detection Group director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao said initial investigation conducted yesterday by a joint team from the CIDG and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) revealed the fire was caused by a "tripping" of electricity at the old building of the Logistical Support Service (LSS).
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ARTURO LOMIBAO
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Reportedly with backing from a top Malacañang official, Chief Superintendent Reynaldo Varilla has been "indefinitely" retained as commander of the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) police force.
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[Summary] => Ten suspected robbers were arrested by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) during two separate operations in Caloocan City and Laguna, police officials said yesterday.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao lauded his men for the arrest of the suspects who prey on unsuspecting household helpers of middle-income families in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
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[Title] => P60-M fake pre-paid cards seized in Makati
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CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao identified the arrested suspects as John Cabbigat of Lagawe, Ifugao; Rhea Rose, Rafelita Cruz and Evangeline de Leon, all residents of Tower B, Kingswood Condominium, Makati City.
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[Title] => Guns seized in Pateros
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group seized a cache of firearms during a raid on a shop of a gunsmith in Pateros yesterday that also resulted in the arrest of the owner.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao said the suspect, identified as Federico Peter Geronimo, was arrested by the virtue of search warrant issued by Judge Florito Macalino, of the Pasig City Regional Trial Court Branch 67.
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[Title] => Computer firms raided, face raps for copyright violation
[Summary] => Five computer firms may face criminal charges for the illegal use and distribution of Autocad software causing its legal distributors to lose some P5.5 million in income, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao presented to the media yesterday about 26 computer units that contained unauthorized software for Autocad, short for automatic computer-aided design.
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[Title] => CIDG raids recruitment agency
[Summary] => Some 300 female jobseekers for Japan were rounded up by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDC) during a raid of a recruitment agency in Makati City yesterday.
CIDG operatives swooped down on the offices of the Marrick Artist Placement Services Inc. owned by one Jun Villar on Marconi street in Barangay San Isidro and on Arsonvel street also in Makati City.
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[Title] => P5 M worth of reconditioned Nokia cellphones seized
[Summary] => More than 500 reconditioned Nokia cellular phones worth around P5 million were seized by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) during recent raids in various cellphone stalls in Quiapo, Manila.
CIDG head Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao warned traders engaged in selling reconditioned cellphone units, which they pass as brand new to unsuspecting customers, to stop their activities since this is in violation of the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.
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[Summary] => Police seized several counterfeit US dollars and checks from various government agencies during a raid at a printing shop in Manila last Monday, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao, head of the CIDG, said operations were conducted as part of the their extensive effort against transnational crimes, including manufacture of fake dollar bills, bank checks and other commercial documents.
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Superintendent Alejandro Gutierrez, head of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD) said that at least 14 bank robbery groups will be the center of their operations in the next few weeks.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao has ordered the CIDD to intensify its campaign against bank robbery following the successful campaign against kidnapping.
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[Title] => PNP rules out sabotage in Crame fire
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police has ruled out sabotage and terrorism behind the fire that gutted an old logistics building and a warehouse facility inside the PNP headquarters at Camp Crame, Quezon City last Wednesday.
Criminal Investigation and Detection Group director Chief Superintendent Arturo Lomibao said initial investigation conducted yesterday by a joint team from the CIDG and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) revealed the fire was caused by a "tripping" of electricity at the old building of the Logistical Support Service (LSS).
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