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This warning was aired by Metro Manila police chief Deputy Director General Edgar Galvante to 37 station commanders in the metropolis performing below par in the campaign against criminality and vice.


Observers noted that the public’s high confidence in the police during the term of Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is on the decline and an alarmed Galvante wanted the station commanders to do their utmost to end the skid.


Aglipay was promoted to head of the directorate for operations of the Philippine National Police (PNP) i
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The President charged that the marchers brought along schoolchildren who were being "brainwashed and politicized" instead of being allowed to attend their classes.


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                    [Title] => NBI steps into case of missing PR man
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) joined other law enforcement agencies yesterday in the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of public relations consultant Salvador "Bubby" Dacer.


President Estrada has expressed his concern over the disappearance of Dacer, whose clients include former President Fidel Ramos and former national security adviser Jose Almonte, a Malacañang official said.


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To avoid another clash with a Metro Manila mayors, National Capital Region
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postponing his plan to relieve station commanders who have not taken the
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                    [Title] => Bomb-sniffing dogs deployed in malls, shopping centers
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Even dogs can now go malling.

The National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) deployed over the weekend
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NCRPO director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is hoping that the deployment
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                    [Title] => Photog's house yields firearms
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Police confiscated a cache of firearms and ammunition during a raid Friday
night at the house of Philippine Daily Inquirer photographer Joseph
Bernabe in Las Piñas City.

Metro Mania police director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay ordered the raid
on Bernabe's house following reports that he has in his custody a number of
tampered and unlicensed firearms.

Under the policy of Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Director General
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Bernabe, who is also in real esta
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Some 20 police station commanders in Metro Manila are either overstaying in
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Metro Manila police director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay said yesterday
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Aglipay suspended this week a planned mass replacement of overstaying and
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                    [Title] => P'que fire kills Alcera's grandma
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An 85-year-old businesswoman was burned to death in a fire that razed a public
market and several residential houses, damaging P3 million worth of property in
Parañaque before dawn Friday.

Victim Doña Clara Protacio Fabra, of Bagong Ilog street in Baclaran,
Parañaque was almost burnt beyond recognition. She is the grandmother of
Pasay City Vice Mayor Greg Alcera.

Case officer PO2 Vicente Aurellano said the fire started at 12:45 a.m.
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                    [Title] => 8 dead in Baclaran blast
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Eight people were killed and over 30 others were wounded in a grenade blast set
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yesterday afternoon.

Police investigators said the bombers could have used the grenade explosion as
a smoke screen for robbing two jewelry shops inside the Megatime Emporium at
about 4:30 p.m.

The explosion occurred as thousands of people were attending Palm Sunday Mass
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT EDGAR AGLIPAY

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Observers noted that the public’s high confidence in the police during the term of Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is on the decline and an alarmed Galvante wanted the station commanders to do their utmost to end the skid.


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The President charged that the marchers brought along schoolchildren who were being "brainwashed and politicized" instead of being allowed to attend their classes.


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President Estrada has expressed his concern over the disappearance of Dacer, whose clients include former President Fidel Ramos and former national security adviser Jose Almonte, a Malacañang official said.


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The National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) deployed over the weekend
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malls in Metro Manila.

NCRPO director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is hoping that the deployment
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Bernabe in Las Piñas City.

Metro Mania police director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay ordered the raid
on Bernabe's house following reports that he has in his custody a number of
tampered and unlicensed firearms.

Under the policy of Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Director General
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honored by Metro Manila police director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay.

Danilo Mimosa, 39, was shot in the chest but said his experience will not deter
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Metro Manila police director Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay said yesterday
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Aglipay suspended this week a planned mass replacement of overstaying and
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Parañaque before dawn Friday.

Victim Doña Clara Protacio Fabra, of Bagong Ilog street in Baclaran,
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yesterday afternoon.

Police investigators said the bombers could have used the grenade explosion as
a smoke screen for robbing two jewelry shops inside the Megatime Emporium at
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The explosion occurred as thousands of people were attending Palm Sunday Mass
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