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                    [Title] => Election period begins; Palace vows peaceful, orderly polls
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Malacañang vowed to ensure that the May elections would be orderly and peaceful, even as security officials warned of possible violence to be staged by communist rebels to disrupt the elections.


Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and Presidential Adviser for Political Affairs Gabriel Claudio said in separate interviews that President Arroyo asked her political allies to help make the coming polls credible and orderly and that she has ordered law enforcers to prevent possible violence by armed groups.


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                    [Title] => Massive PNP revamp seen
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. warned of a massive reorganization affecting regional and provincial police commands nationwide after President Arroyo’s proclamation in June, if she gets a full, six-year term.


Ebdane informed his subordinates of the impending revamp during a command conference Tuesday. The PNP chief was quoted by officers present at the conference as saying there will be a movement "before the year ends."


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                    [Title] => Police ‘siege’ of Misamis governor’s office probed
                    [Summary] => Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. has asked the Senate to investigate what he described as the "illegal siege" by policemen of the office of Misamis Oriental Gov. Antonio Calingin last Thursday night.


In a privilege speech the other day, Pimentel said the police used "brute force" in evicting Calingin’s officials and employees from the offices of the governor and the provincial administrator at the provincial farmhouse in Cagayan de Oro City.


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                    [Title] => PNP chief to ensure safety of ‘Families’
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. has assured the safety of participants to the 4th World Meeting of Families to be held in Manila on Jan. 22 to 26.


Ebdane said the PNP started mapping out security plans as early as July last year to ensure the peaceful staging of the event.


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                    [Title] => MFBAI scores ex-WPD chief
                    [Summary] => A group of Manila policemen has assailed the alleged misbehavior and arrogance exhibited by a former director of the Western Police District (WPD) during a hearing at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Intramuros, Manila last Thursday.


The officers and board of directors of the 10,000-strong Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI), in a position paper, strongly condemned the "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman" of former WPD director Chief Superintendent Nicolas Pasinos.


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                    [Title] => 8 bolt WPD jail; 3 recaptured
                    [Summary] => As the Western Police District yesterday prepared for a change of command, eight detainees escaped from the WPD headquarters Criminal Investigation and Detection Unit Integrated Jail.


A report of the incident identified the escapees as robbery suspects John Mazulot, Jessie Constantino, Punzal Mawari, Sabanli Habib and Rogely Fuentes; Jesus Capindig and Arthur Gumandel, both arrested for alleged drug trafficking; and Tony Villar, who was arrested for alleged acts of lasciviousness.


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                    [Title] => WPD launches hunt for Inspector Chico
                    [Summary] => The Western Police District yesterday launched a hunt for one of its own, who along with nine other policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office, allegedly tried to bribe Baguio City policemen into releasing one of three suspected drug dealers last Sunday.


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                    [Title] => Abalos to Lina: Freeze relief order
                    [Summary] => Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Benjamin Abalos  ordered Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina yesterday to freeze his order relieving seven top police officials for their alleged failure to stop jueteng in their areas.


"There is no exemption yet so there should be no reassignments... The (police) generals stay," Abalos said, stressing that the election law prohibits the hiring, transfer or relief of government employees during an election period without the approval of the Comelec.


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                    [AuthorName] => Sandy Araneta
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                    [Title] => 2 officers eyeing top WPD post
                    [Summary] => Two top commanders of the Western Police District are jockeying for the post to be left vacant by Chief Superintendent Nicolas Pasinos, the district commander who was sacked by the National Police Commission over alleged failure to curb illegal gambling in Manila.


Sources at the WPD said Pasinos’ relief as WPD director will most likely result in a toss-up between Senior Superintendent Pedro Bulaong and Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco as the likely replacement.


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                    [Title] => WPD to put up tourist assistance desks in all stations, says Pasinos
                    [Summary] => Very soon, tourists in Manila who are victims of crime can seek police help almost immediately. This after the Western Police District bared a plan to set-up tourist assistance desks in all police stations in the city soon.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT NICOLAS PASINOS

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                    [Title] => Election period begins; Palace vows peaceful, orderly polls
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and Presidential Adviser for Political Affairs Gabriel Claudio said in separate interviews that President Arroyo asked her political allies to help make the coming polls credible and orderly and that she has ordered law enforcers to prevent possible violence by armed groups.


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Ebdane informed his subordinates of the impending revamp during a command conference Tuesday. The PNP chief was quoted by officers present at the conference as saying there will be a movement "before the year ends."


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In a privilege speech the other day, Pimentel said the police used "brute force" in evicting Calingin’s officials and employees from the offices of the governor and the provincial administrator at the provincial farmhouse in Cagayan de Oro City.


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The officers and board of directors of the 10,000-strong Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI), in a position paper, strongly condemned the "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman" of former WPD director Chief Superintendent Nicolas Pasinos.


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A report of the incident identified the escapees as robbery suspects John Mazulot, Jessie Constantino, Punzal Mawari, Sabanli Habib and Rogely Fuentes; Jesus Capindig and Arthur Gumandel, both arrested for alleged drug trafficking; and Tony Villar, who was arrested for alleged acts of lasciviousness.


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"There is no exemption yet so there should be no reassignments... The (police) generals stay," Abalos said, stressing that the election law prohibits the hiring, transfer or relief of government employees during an election period without the approval of the Comelec.


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                    [Summary] => Two top commanders of the Western Police District are jockeying for the post to be left vacant by Chief Superintendent Nicolas Pasinos, the district commander who was sacked by the National Police Commission over alleged failure to curb illegal gambling in Manila.


Sources at the WPD said Pasinos’ relief as WPD director will most likely result in a toss-up between Senior Superintendent Pedro Bulaong and Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco as the likely replacement.


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