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President Arroyo has approved the promotion of six senior police officials, according to Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director Gen. Oscar Calderon.


Chief Superintendent Edgardo Doromal, the newly installed director of the PNP-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, got his second star while Senior Superintendents Romeo Hilomen, Ramon Gatan, Perfecto Palad, and Maximo Calimlim obtained their first star.


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Police have raided several drugstores reportedly selling unregistered medicines in Binondo, Manila, last Friday and have arrested five people, including four Chinese nationals.


Newly installed Criminal Investigation and Detection Group director Chief Superintendent Edgardo Doromal identified the arrested persons as Roger Pincas, sales representative of Vita Green, Teresita Cheng, Kun Zhang Chen, assistant manager and manager, respectively, of Cathay Oriental and Michael Yao, manager of Beauty Land, all Chinese drugstores.


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Despite limited resources, the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AIDSOTF) was able to accomplish a lot in the war against illegal drugs last year.


"The year 2006 may be marked with adverse challenges as the command adopted austerity measures in its pursuit of supporting the priority program thrust of the Philippine National Police (PNP) on organizational innovations and internal reforms," the 17-page AIDSOTF accomplishment report read.


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At least 11 ranking officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) would be affected by another revamp as a result of streamlined operations and the retirement of officials occupying key positions.


PNP chief Director General Oscar Calderon maintained that PNP officials to be promoted have good track records. He also discouraged police officials trying to seek political backing because promotions are all based on performance and credentials.


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                    [Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada was allowed to visit his mother, Mary Marcelo-Ejercito, who is celebrating her 101st birthday today.


The deposed president was allowed to leave his Tanay resthouse at 7 a.m. and proceed directly to the family residence on No. 1 Polk street in Greenhills, San Juan where he will stay until 10 p.m.


The Philippine National Police (PNP), however, denied Estrada’s request to see his personal dentist at the Asian Hospital and Medical Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa City tomorrow afternoon.


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                    [Title] => Security for Garci in place; GMA allies reject immunity
                    [Summary] => Police led by a senior officer will fetch former election official Virgilio Garcillano from an undisclosed location in Mindanao tomorrow to escort him to the congressional inquiry on the electoral fraud allegations against President Arroyo scheduled for Wednesday.


Sorsogon Rep. Jose Solis disclosed that a security arrangement for Garcillano is in place.


Garcillano assured that he will finally show up at the joint inquiry of the House of Representatives being conducted by five committees to air his side of the electoral fraud allegations in which he allegedly conspired.

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                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police has assured the security of ousted President Joseph Estrada when he undergoes a regular medical checkup at the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in San Juan and attends an El Shaddai prayer meeting at Rizal Park in Manila on Aug. 20 to celebrate the birthday of Bro. Mike Velarde, spiritual leader of the Catholic charismatic group.


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                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) raised no objections yesterday to the request of former President Joseph Estrada for court permission to attend his mother’s 100th birthday celebrations on Monday.


Chief Superintendent Edgardo Doromal told the Sandiganbayan hearing on Estrada’s request that the necessary security will be provided and there will be "no side trips" for Estrada.


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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT EDGARDO DOROMAL

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Chief Superintendent Edgardo Doromal, the newly installed director of the PNP-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, got his second star while Senior Superintendents Romeo Hilomen, Ramon Gatan, Perfecto Palad, and Maximo Calimlim obtained their first star.


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Newly installed Criminal Investigation and Detection Group director Chief Superintendent Edgardo Doromal identified the arrested persons as Roger Pincas, sales representative of Vita Green, Teresita Cheng, Kun Zhang Chen, assistant manager and manager, respectively, of Cathay Oriental and Michael Yao, manager of Beauty Land, all Chinese drugstores.


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The Philippine National Police (PNP), however, denied Estrada’s request to see his personal dentist at the Asian Hospital and Medical Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa City tomorrow afternoon.


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