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Police is raising its alert level to full status as the 48-hour ultimatum given by US President George W. Bush to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein to step down end at 9 a.m. today (Manila time).


Ebdane also ordered Deputy Director General Clyde Fernandez to activate contingency measures in the event of "sympathy terror attacks."


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                    [Title] => P2-M ransom demanded for MSU teacher
                    [Summary] => ILIGAN CITY – The supposed kidnappers of the Mindanao State University (MSU) professor snatched last Wednesday are reportedly asking at least P2 million in ransom.


According to Flora Manulat, her husband Rhede Nelson Manulat called up her cellular phone in relaying P2 million ransom demand by his kidnappers.


The victim even described his kidnappers as among the 31 former MSU security guards who were forced into kidnapping activity because they were not paid their salaries.


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                    [Title] => 3 students rescued from kidnappers
                    [Summary] => Three coeds of the Mindanao State University (MSU) who were snatched aboard a Marawi City-bound passenger jeepney Wednesday were rescued Thursday night by police without any ransom being paid.


However, a professor who was kidnapped inside the MSU campus, also on Wednesday, is still being held captive by the gunmen, who are believed to be former MSU security guards.


Karen Manulat, a daughter of Rhede Nelson Manulat, 47, a business administration professor, said the kidnappers have not demanded any ransom for her father’s release.


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                    [Title] => Robbery, theft cases up 26%
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Nearly 35 percent of these thefts and robberies occurred in the National Capital Region (NCR).


These figures have prompted PNP chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. to order yesterday the advance deployment and increased posting of policemen to areas where the rate of street crimes remains high, especially in Metro Manila and Central Visayas.


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                    [Title] => Asean police chiefs vow closer cooperation
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A joint communiqué for the closer ties was signed by the delegation heads of member-agencies during the closing rites of the 21st ASEANAPOL conference held in Vientiane, Laos last week.


Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said police chiefs in the region exchanged notes on transnational syndicates believed to be involved in various types of fraud.


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A joint communiqué for the closer ties was signed by the delegation heads of member-agencies during the closing rites of the 21st ASEANAPOL conference held in Vientiane, Laos last week.


Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said police chiefs in the region exchanged notes on transnational syndicates believed to be involved in various types of fraud.


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                    [Title] => Tan’s security man gets coveted gun permit
                    [Summary] => Taipan Lucio Tan’s chief security aide is now a privileged holder of a permit to carry a gun outside his home.


Retired Col. Francisco Agudon, who is chief security officer of Fortune Tobacco Corp., received the coveted Permit to Carry Firearms Outside of Residence (PTCFOR) this year.


Since assuming office last year, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson has issued a total of 258 PTCFORs, all but one (Tarlac Gov. Jose Yap’s permit) being issued this year. 


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According to Flora Manulat, her husband Rhede Nelson Manulat called up her cellular phone in relaying P2 million ransom demand by his kidnappers.


The victim even described his kidnappers as among the 31 former MSU security guards who were forced into kidnapping activity because they were not paid their salaries.


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However, a professor who was kidnapped inside the MSU campus, also on Wednesday, is still being held captive by the gunmen, who are believed to be former MSU security guards.


Karen Manulat, a daughter of Rhede Nelson Manulat, 47, a business administration professor, said the kidnappers have not demanded any ransom for her father’s release.


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Since assuming office last year, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson has issued a total of 258 PTCFORs, all but one (Tarlac Gov. Jose Yap’s permit) being issued this year. 


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