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[Title] => Erap’s mag photos irk prosecutors
[Summary] => Government prosecutors raised a howl yesterday over what they described as the "very liberal and lax security" accorded by police custodians to deposed President Joseph Estrada as evidenced by photos that appeared in two magazines.
Pictures of Estrada that came out in Time magazine and the local glossy Yes! were not court-sanctioned, Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said.
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[Title] => Erap flown to SJ for mom’s birthday
[Summary] => Detained former President Joseph Estrada was flown by helicopter from an Army camp in Tanay, Rizal yesterday to join his ailing mother for her 99th birthday celebration, court officials said.
The Sandiganbayan anti-graft court granted Estrada — who is detained while being tried on corruption charges — a 36-hour furlough to allow him to be with his mother, Mary Marcelo-Ejercito, on her birthday in North Greenhills, San Juan, court sheriff Ed Urieta said.
He will be returned today to his detention cell at Camp Capinpin in Tanay.
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[Title] => Erap to stay overnight in San Juan for mom’s b’day
[Summary] => Detained former President Joseph Estrada will again be given the chance to spend time with his mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito — this time to celebrate her 99th birthday on Sunday.
The Sandiganbayan has granted Estrada’s request for a 36-hour pass to visit his mother, greet her happy birthday and spend the night at her home in Greenhills, San Juan. Estrada’s request was not opposed by the prosecution panel in the plunder case filed against him.
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[Title] => Toilet flush gives away bluff of ‘waterless’ Erap
[Summary] => All they did was flush the toilet bowl.
The prosecution proved right in disclaiming the petition made by former President Joseph Estrada seeking transfer to his nearby resthouse due to alleged lack of water in his detention quarters in Camp Capinpin, Tanay, Rizal.
Estrada’s complaints over lack of water were literally flushed down the toilet after Sandiganbayan justices and prosecutors inspected the camp facilities yesterday. One of the justices even saw for herself the abundant water when she used the toilet during an inspection last April 20.
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[Title] => Cops in Erap villa visits invoke right vs self-incrimination
[Summary] => Police officials facing contempt charges for allegedly allowing former President Joseph Estrada to leave detention and visit his villa in Tanay, Rizal have invoked their right against self-incrimination and have asked the court to defer hearings on the alleged preferential treatment granted to Estrada.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Erap visits ailing mom
[Summary] => At least 50 riot policemen secured the San Juan Medical Center (SJMC) as former President Joseph Estrada was allowed by the Sandiganbayan to visit his ailing 97-year-old mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito yesterday.
Estrada arrived at the SJMC at 10:30 a.m. in an eight-vehicle convoy from detention at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal. The convoy included an ambulance, police vehicles, policemen on motorcycles and Estrada’s Lexus van.
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[Title] => Only one police escort per candidate
[Summary] => Candidates running for local or national posts, except those running for president or vice president, can have only one policeman assigned to provide security for them, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday.
But presidential and vice presidential candidates may have as many policemen as they want assigned to their security detail, depending on the gravity of the threats to their lives, Police Security and Protection Office (PSPO) director Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento said.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Army corporal tagged in Pasig twin slay
[Summary] => An Army corporal, who reported to the police the killing of his live-in partner and their housemaid in Pasig City last Tuesday, has turned out to be the prime suspect in the crime.
Cpl. Gilbert Mariano vehemently denied his role in the brutal slaying of his live-in partner Shirley Canillo, 30 and their housemaid, Joan Arnaiz, 17, but Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento, director of the Eastern Police District (EPD), said they have sufficient evidence to prove his guilt.
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[Title] => Erap allowed out of detention to visit ailing mom
[Summary] => Under heavy escort by police Special Forces, former President Joseph Estrada paid an emotional visit to his ailing mother during a court-approved furlough from detention yesterday.
He will undergo a medical checkup today before being whisked back to detention at an Army camp in Rizal province before nightfall, officials said.
Estrada hugged his frail, 98-year-old mother, Mary Ejercito, who had been waiting in a wheelchair near the door of her home at the upscale North Greenhills subdivision in San Juan. She looked up at him and cried.
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[Title] => Police issue warning on fake P500 bills
[Summary] => With Christmas just two months away, Metro police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco warned the public yesterday on the proliferation of fake P500 bills.
Velasco issued the warning after elements of the Eastern Police District (EPD), under Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento, arrested Monday two people who yielded 93 fake P500 bills in Pasig City.
"The public should be extra careful because we expect the syndicate to flood the streets with fake bills especially during the holidays," Velasco said in an interview.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ROLANDO SACRAMENTO
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[Title] => Erap’s mag photos irk prosecutors
[Summary] => Government prosecutors raised a howl yesterday over what they described as the "very liberal and lax security" accorded by police custodians to deposed President Joseph Estrada as evidenced by photos that appeared in two magazines.
Pictures of Estrada that came out in Time magazine and the local glossy Yes! were not court-sanctioned, Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said.
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[Title] => Erap flown to SJ for mom’s birthday
[Summary] => Detained former President Joseph Estrada was flown by helicopter from an Army camp in Tanay, Rizal yesterday to join his ailing mother for her 99th birthday celebration, court officials said.
The Sandiganbayan anti-graft court granted Estrada — who is detained while being tried on corruption charges — a 36-hour furlough to allow him to be with his mother, Mary Marcelo-Ejercito, on her birthday in North Greenhills, San Juan, court sheriff Ed Urieta said.
He will be returned today to his detention cell at Camp Capinpin in Tanay.
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[Title] => Erap to stay overnight in San Juan for mom’s b’day
[Summary] => Detained former President Joseph Estrada will again be given the chance to spend time with his mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito — this time to celebrate her 99th birthday on Sunday.
The Sandiganbayan has granted Estrada’s request for a 36-hour pass to visit his mother, greet her happy birthday and spend the night at her home in Greenhills, San Juan. Estrada’s request was not opposed by the prosecution panel in the plunder case filed against him.
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[Title] => Toilet flush gives away bluff of ‘waterless’ Erap
[Summary] => All they did was flush the toilet bowl.
The prosecution proved right in disclaiming the petition made by former President Joseph Estrada seeking transfer to his nearby resthouse due to alleged lack of water in his detention quarters in Camp Capinpin, Tanay, Rizal.
Estrada’s complaints over lack of water were literally flushed down the toilet after Sandiganbayan justices and prosecutors inspected the camp facilities yesterday. One of the justices even saw for herself the abundant water when she used the toilet during an inspection last April 20.
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[Title] => Cops in Erap villa visits invoke right vs self-incrimination
[Summary] => Police officials facing contempt charges for allegedly allowing former President Joseph Estrada to leave detention and visit his villa in Tanay, Rizal have invoked their right against self-incrimination and have asked the court to defer hearings on the alleged preferential treatment granted to Estrada.
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[Title] => Erap visits ailing mom
[Summary] => At least 50 riot policemen secured the San Juan Medical Center (SJMC) as former President Joseph Estrada was allowed by the Sandiganbayan to visit his ailing 97-year-old mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito yesterday.
Estrada arrived at the SJMC at 10:30 a.m. in an eight-vehicle convoy from detention at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal. The convoy included an ambulance, police vehicles, policemen on motorcycles and Estrada’s Lexus van.
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[Title] => Only one police escort per candidate
[Summary] => Candidates running for local or national posts, except those running for president or vice president, can have only one policeman assigned to provide security for them, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday.
But presidential and vice presidential candidates may have as many policemen as they want assigned to their security detail, depending on the gravity of the threats to their lives, Police Security and Protection Office (PSPO) director Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento said.
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[Title] => Army corporal tagged in Pasig twin slay
[Summary] => An Army corporal, who reported to the police the killing of his live-in partner and their housemaid in Pasig City last Tuesday, has turned out to be the prime suspect in the crime.
Cpl. Gilbert Mariano vehemently denied his role in the brutal slaying of his live-in partner Shirley Canillo, 30 and their housemaid, Joan Arnaiz, 17, but Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento, director of the Eastern Police District (EPD), said they have sufficient evidence to prove his guilt.
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[Title] => Erap allowed out of detention to visit ailing mom
[Summary] => Under heavy escort by police Special Forces, former President Joseph Estrada paid an emotional visit to his ailing mother during a court-approved furlough from detention yesterday.
He will undergo a medical checkup today before being whisked back to detention at an Army camp in Rizal province before nightfall, officials said.
Estrada hugged his frail, 98-year-old mother, Mary Ejercito, who had been waiting in a wheelchair near the door of her home at the upscale North Greenhills subdivision in San Juan. She looked up at him and cried.
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[Title] => Police issue warning on fake P500 bills
[Summary] => With Christmas just two months away, Metro police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco warned the public yesterday on the proliferation of fake P500 bills.
Velasco issued the warning after elements of the Eastern Police District (EPD), under Chief Superintendent Rolando Sacramento, arrested Monday two people who yielded 93 fake P500 bills in Pasig City.
"The public should be extra careful because we expect the syndicate to flood the streets with fake bills especially during the holidays," Velasco said in an interview.
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