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[Title] => Nightclubs, KTVs to have ‘eyes’
[Summary] => Someone’s watching you.
Parañaque City Mayor Joey Marquez said yesterday they are now organizing a group of homeowner association leaders to act as secret marshals to expose local government and police officials frequenting girlie bars and nightclubs.
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[Title] => Gov’t: Destabilization won’t succeed; bank robbery part of plot
[Summary] => Destabilization by heist or other means will not work to uninstall the Arroyo administration.
The President reassured the Filipino people yesterday that the strong economic fundamentals and political stability of the country would make efforts to destabilize the government futile.
She based her reassurances on the 4.5 percent growth rate in the country’s gross national product (GNP), while neighboring countries have seen negative economic growth.
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[Title] => Cops identify Citibank robber
[Summary] => Police have identified one of the robbers that stormed into the Citibank Center in Makati City last Monday.
The man is identified as Randel Llanos, according to Southern Police District (SPD) director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr.
Llanos also belonged to the armed group that robbed the Equitable PCIBank at Paseo de Roxas and Jupiter Street last April.
Llanos was caught on Citibank’s CCTV surveillance cameras, as well as two of his companions who were also part of the previous robbery.
The two men have yet to be identified.
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[Title] => Asian nationals renting houses in Parañaque alarm residents
[Summary] => An increase in the number of Asian nationals renting houses in an upscale Parañaque City subdivision causes alarm in the community and the police are watching.
"The homeowners association reported this to us and told us that these foreigners would not meet with them. Of course, the officers are concerned," the city police chief, Superintendent Ronald Estilles told The STAR after the launch of Parañaque’s anti-drug campaign last Friday.
Estilles declined, however, to name the subdivision for security reasons.
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[Title] => Students reminded: Don’t flaunt your cell phones
[Summary] => If you can’t avoid bringing cellphones to schools, then don’t flaunt them and tempt snatchers.
This was the reminder of Southern Police District director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr., to students who are to start classes on Monday.
"Students should avoid bringing cellphones, especially those in the elementary level. But if they can’t avoid it, then I would advice them not to flaunt their cellphones," Gutierrez said in a phone interview.
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[Title] => Users, losers
[Summary] => Eight policemen, including a chief inspector, have been found positive for using illegal drugs following the mandatory drug testing conducted by the Philippine National Police (PNP) at Camp Crame last Monday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rape suspect hangs self in Pasay jail
[Summary] => A jobless man, accused of raping his 13-year-old daughter, hanged himself inside the toilet of a police community precinct (PCP) in Pasay City last Sunday.
Authorities said the 46-year-old fatality was a resident of Barangay 177, who worked as a farmer in his native Camarines Sur.
He died before reaching the Pasay City General Hospital (PCGH).
The man allegedly killed himself while police and barangay officials were discussing his daughter’s complaint.
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[Title] => SPD welcomes 150 new cops
[Summary] => The Southern Police District is set to welcome today 150 new policemen into its command.
A formal turn-over ceremony of the policemen to the district’s seven chiefs of police (COPs) is scheduled at 8 a.m. today at the SPD headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.
The ceremony will be attended by SPD director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr., Southern Metro Manila mayors and their representatives, and the COPs.
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[Title] => PNP on guard vs sympathy attacks
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said yesterday the arrest of 11 Iraqis and other "Middle Eastern foreigners" is part of the government’s campaign to prevent pro-Iraqi groups from attacking American interests in the country.
Speaking to reporters at Camp Crame, Quezon City, Ebdane said the operation is being undertaken in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration following reports that foreigners are behind the series of anti-US protests here.
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[Title] => File affidavit, NCRPO chief tells Rosebud
[Summary] => Put it down in writing.
Police dared yesterday Mary "Rosebud" Ong to file a formal complaint against Sen. Panfilo Lacson in connection with her accusations that the senator had a hand in yesterday’s murder of Superintendent John Campos.
"If she presents evidence and signs a statement, then we would consider it in the investigation (of the Campos gunslaying)," said National Capital Region Police Office chief Deputy Director Reynaldo Velasco.
He stressed that the police cannot conduct an investigation on mere speculations.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT JOSE GUTIERREZ JR.
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[Title] => Nightclubs, KTVs to have ‘eyes’
[Summary] => Someone’s watching you.
Parañaque City Mayor Joey Marquez said yesterday they are now organizing a group of homeowner association leaders to act as secret marshals to expose local government and police officials frequenting girlie bars and nightclubs.
[DatePublished] => 2003-09-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gov’t: Destabilization won’t succeed; bank robbery part of plot
[Summary] => Destabilization by heist or other means will not work to uninstall the Arroyo administration.
The President reassured the Filipino people yesterday that the strong economic fundamentals and political stability of the country would make efforts to destabilize the government futile.
She based her reassurances on the 4.5 percent growth rate in the country’s gross national product (GNP), while neighboring countries have seen negative economic growth.
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[Title] => Cops identify Citibank robber
[Summary] => Police have identified one of the robbers that stormed into the Citibank Center in Makati City last Monday.
The man is identified as Randel Llanos, according to Southern Police District (SPD) director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr.
Llanos also belonged to the armed group that robbed the Equitable PCIBank at Paseo de Roxas and Jupiter Street last April.
Llanos was caught on Citibank’s CCTV surveillance cameras, as well as two of his companions who were also part of the previous robbery.
The two men have yet to be identified.
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[Title] => Asian nationals renting houses in Parañaque alarm residents
[Summary] => An increase in the number of Asian nationals renting houses in an upscale Parañaque City subdivision causes alarm in the community and the police are watching.
"The homeowners association reported this to us and told us that these foreigners would not meet with them. Of course, the officers are concerned," the city police chief, Superintendent Ronald Estilles told The STAR after the launch of Parañaque’s anti-drug campaign last Friday.
Estilles declined, however, to name the subdivision for security reasons.
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[Title] => Students reminded: Don’t flaunt your cell phones
[Summary] => If you can’t avoid bringing cellphones to schools, then don’t flaunt them and tempt snatchers.
This was the reminder of Southern Police District director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr., to students who are to start classes on Monday.
"Students should avoid bringing cellphones, especially those in the elementary level. But if they can’t avoid it, then I would advice them not to flaunt their cellphones," Gutierrez said in a phone interview.
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[Title] => Users, losers
[Summary] => Eight policemen, including a chief inspector, have been found positive for using illegal drugs following the mandatory drug testing conducted by the Philippine National Police (PNP) at Camp Crame last Monday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rape suspect hangs self in Pasay jail
[Summary] => A jobless man, accused of raping his 13-year-old daughter, hanged himself inside the toilet of a police community precinct (PCP) in Pasay City last Sunday.
Authorities said the 46-year-old fatality was a resident of Barangay 177, who worked as a farmer in his native Camarines Sur.
He died before reaching the Pasay City General Hospital (PCGH).
The man allegedly killed himself while police and barangay officials were discussing his daughter’s complaint.
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[Title] => SPD welcomes 150 new cops
[Summary] => The Southern Police District is set to welcome today 150 new policemen into its command.
A formal turn-over ceremony of the policemen to the district’s seven chiefs of police (COPs) is scheduled at 8 a.m. today at the SPD headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.
The ceremony will be attended by SPD director Chief Superintendent Jose Gutierrez Jr., Southern Metro Manila mayors and their representatives, and the COPs.
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[Title] => PNP on guard vs sympathy attacks
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said yesterday the arrest of 11 Iraqis and other "Middle Eastern foreigners" is part of the government’s campaign to prevent pro-Iraqi groups from attacking American interests in the country.
Speaking to reporters at Camp Crame, Quezon City, Ebdane said the operation is being undertaken in coordination with the Bureau of Immigration following reports that foreigners are behind the series of anti-US protests here.
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[Title] => File affidavit, NCRPO chief tells Rosebud
[Summary] => Put it down in writing.
Police dared yesterday Mary "Rosebud" Ong to file a formal complaint against Sen. Panfilo Lacson in connection with her accusations that the senator had a hand in yesterday’s murder of Superintendent John Campos.
"If she presents evidence and signs a statement, then we would consider it in the investigation (of the Campos gunslaying)," said National Capital Region Police Office chief Deputy Director Reynaldo Velasco.
He stressed that the police cannot conduct an investigation on mere speculations.
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