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The Philippine National Police (PNP) will request for  some 350 military personnel to be deployed to Nueva Ecija to augment the local police force in securing the province from serious armed threats in connection with the May 14 elections. 


PNP chief Oscar Calderon directed Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan to coordinate with the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ (AFP) Northern Luzon Command for the deployment of 350 soldiers in the third district of Nueva Ecija.
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"Intensified intelligence gathering and mopping-up operations have been launched against these groups," said Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Region 3 police director. He refused to identify the three syndicates.

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Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Central Luzon police director, said Luis Asistio was taken into custody along with Levy Carbonell of Quezon City, Jayson Untalan of Caloocan City, Raymond La Madrid of Angeles City, and Dennis Dacer of Caloocan City.
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Speaking at installation of newly designated Bataan police director Senior Superintendent Odelon Ramoneda on Friday, Rafanan stressed that the existence of private armies may affect the government’s development program and the forthcoming political exercises.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) will request for  some 350 military personnel to be deployed to Nueva Ecija to augment the local police force in securing the province from serious armed threats in connection with the May 14 elections. 


PNP chief Oscar Calderon directed Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan to coordinate with the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ (AFP) Northern Luzon Command for the deployment of 350 soldiers in the third district of Nueva Ecija.
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"Intensified intelligence gathering and mopping-up operations have been launched against these groups," said Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Region 3 police director. He refused to identify the three syndicates.

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Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Central Luzon police director, said Luis Asistio was taken into custody along with Levy Carbonell of Quezon City, Jayson Untalan of Caloocan City, Raymond La Madrid of Angeles City, and Dennis Dacer of Caloocan City.
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"Comelec personnel must at all times protect the interest and independence of the commission by keeping themselves free from the influence of politicians and political parties," he said.
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Speaking at installation of newly designated Bataan police director Senior Superintendent Odelon Ramoneda on Friday, Rafanan stressed that the existence of private armies may affect the government’s development program and the forthcoming political exercises.
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By Bebot Sison Jr. | August 23, 2007 - 12:00am
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