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                    [Title] => Ambush: 2 ‘Paihi Gang’ tumba
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna –  Dalawang kalalakihan na pinaniniwalaang miyembro ng kilabot na "Paihi Gang" ang napatay samantalang sugatan naman ang mga pinsan nito makaraang tambangan ng naka-motorsiklong dalawang lalaki sa bahagi ng Calamba City kamakalawa ng umaga.
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                    [Title] => 19 arrested in Laguna drug den raid
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — Nineteen suspected drug users and traders were arrested by joint government agents in a lighting raid of a drug den in Lumban, Laguna yesterday, police said.


Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Region 4-A police director, identified the alleged drug dealers as Reynaldo Lacbay alias "Popeye," Benjamin Lacbay and Oscar Lacbay, all residents of Barangay Maytalang in Lumban.


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                    [Title] => 2 in Labor Day destab plot not NPA rebs?
                    [Summary] => Relatives of two of the six suspected New People’s Army (NPA) members arrested in Cavite last Friday for allegedly plotting to disrupt Labor Day rallies, accused the police of apprehending the wrong men.  


Relatives of Enrico Ybanez, 59, and Michael Masayes, 29, both of Tagaytay City, went to Camp Crame in Quezon City to clarify that the two had no links with the NPA.  


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                    [Title] => 2 rob suspects slain in Laguna
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — Two robbery suspects were killed while four others were arrested in a shootout with the police in San Pablo City last Sunday, authorities said.


Reports reaching Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Calabarzon police director, said the two suspects, who died from multiple gunshot wounds, remain unidentified.


After the encounter, police arrested Joel Pagayuman, 34; Cris Pagayuman, 31; Leonard Lat, 20, all residents of Candelaria, Quezon; and Edgar Pacifico, 38, of Tiaong, Quezon.


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                    [Title] => KFR gang leader falls in Laguna
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — Intelligence agents of the regional police arrested in San Pedro town last Friday the suspected leader of a kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) gang behind the 2001 abduction of a five-year-old boy and his nanny in Oriental Mindoro. 


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                    [Title] => Cavinti, Laguna police force sacked over NPA raid
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — The entire police force of Cavinti town in Laguna, including the chief of police and the Laguna provincial director, were sacked over the New People’s Army (NPA) raid  Saturday afternoon.


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                    [Title] => 11 police officials affected by PNP revamp
                    [Summary] => Eleven police officials, most of them generals, were affected by the latest reshuffle in the Philippine National Police (PNP) that was  announced last night.


The reshuffle had the approval of PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, and the National Police Commission. The reshuffle is considered one of the major movements within the police force since Lomibao assumed office in March 2005.


PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil announced the reshuffle during a program aired over state-run television station NBN 4. It will take effect on Feb. 16.


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                    [Title] => 3 MILF ‘lost command’ leaders fall
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Three leaders of a "lost command" of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) tagged in the 2003 attack on a Zamboanga del Norte town were arrested here last Saturday, police authorities said.


Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Western Mindanao police director, identified the three as Jairola Hassan Maing, alias Commander Jairola Hassan and Hairon Hassan; Mamarin Pillay, alias Commander Panjang and Muhammaril Pillay; and Commander Adulkahal Abundol.


Maing and Abundol each carried a bounty of P400,000, and Pillay, P250,000.


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                    [Title] => 60 Pagadian City cops to undergo retraining
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Some 60 Pagadian City policemen have been relieved for being remiss in their duties and will undergo retraining, the regional police director said.


Senior Superintendent Karib Sasapan Muamil, Zamboanga del Sur police director, said the mass relief took effect last Tuesday after Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Western Mindanao police director, approved his recommendation.


Members of the Regional Mobile Group (RMG), headed by Superintendent Edwin Soledad, temporarily replaced the relieved policemen.


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                    [Title] => PNP: Petty crimes down 70%
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director Edgar Aglipay said petty crimes in Metro Manila has gone down by 70 percent in the recent week.


Aglipay said a downtrend in crimes was also monitored in most of the country’s urban centers mainly because of the presence of policemen in the streets.


"There is a 70 percent decline in crimes such as holdups and cell phone snatching after we doubled our men in the streets," Aglipay said.


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                    [Title] => 19 arrested in Laguna drug den raid
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Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Region 4-A police director, identified the alleged drug dealers as Reynaldo Lacbay alias "Popeye," Benjamin Lacbay and Oscar Lacbay, all residents of Barangay Maytalang in Lumban.


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                    [Title] => 2 in Labor Day destab plot not NPA rebs?
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Relatives of Enrico Ybanez, 59, and Michael Masayes, 29, both of Tagaytay City, went to Camp Crame in Quezon City to clarify that the two had no links with the NPA.  


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                    [Title] => 2 rob suspects slain in Laguna
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Reports reaching Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Calabarzon police director, said the two suspects, who died from multiple gunshot wounds, remain unidentified.


After the encounter, police arrested Joel Pagayuman, 34; Cris Pagayuman, 31; Leonard Lat, 20, all residents of Candelaria, Quezon; and Edgar Pacifico, 38, of Tiaong, Quezon.


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                    [Title] => KFR gang leader falls in Laguna
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                    [Title] => Cavinti, Laguna police force sacked over NPA raid
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — The entire police force of Cavinti town in Laguna, including the chief of police and the Laguna provincial director, were sacked over the New People’s Army (NPA) raid  Saturday afternoon.


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The reshuffle had the approval of PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, and the National Police Commission. The reshuffle is considered one of the major movements within the police force since Lomibao assumed office in March 2005.


PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil announced the reshuffle during a program aired over state-run television station NBN 4. It will take effect on Feb. 16.


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                    [Title] => 3 MILF ‘lost command’ leaders fall
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Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Western Mindanao police director, identified the three as Jairola Hassan Maing, alias Commander Jairola Hassan and Hairon Hassan; Mamarin Pillay, alias Commander Panjang and Muhammaril Pillay; and Commander Adulkahal Abundol.


Maing and Abundol each carried a bounty of P400,000, and Pillay, P250,000.


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                    [Title] => 60 Pagadian City cops to undergo retraining
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Senior Superintendent Karib Sasapan Muamil, Zamboanga del Sur police director, said the mass relief took effect last Tuesday after Chief Superintendent Prospero Noble, Western Mindanao police director, approved his recommendation.


Members of the Regional Mobile Group (RMG), headed by Superintendent Edwin Soledad, temporarily replaced the relieved policemen.


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                    [Title] => PNP: Petty crimes down 70%
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Aglipay said a downtrend in crimes was also monitored in most of the country’s urban centers mainly because of the presence of policemen in the streets.


"There is a 70 percent decline in crimes such as holdups and cell phone snatching after we doubled our men in the streets," Aglipay said.


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