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                    [Title] => Maganto disqualified
                    [Summary] => MALOLOS, Bulacan — Gov. Josefina de la Cruz can now bring out the champagne.


This, after the first division of the Commission on Elections disqualified yesterday her rival, retired police Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, from the gubernatorial race due to insufficient residency in the province, leaving De la Cruz unopposed.


Maganto entered the gubernatorial race as a substitute for his son, Rommel.


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                    [Title] => Pamumulitika ni Maganto habang aktibo pa
                    [Summary] => KAMAKAILAN napanood si Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto sa entablado kasama ang ilang mga kakandidato ng isang partido.


Nakataas ang kanilang mga kamay habang iniindorso ang isa’t isa mula sa pagka-presidente hanggang sa mga pagka-senador.


Sa parte ni Maganto bilang isang aktibong pulis tahasan  nitong nilabag ang pagiging "non-partisan" sa pulitika.


Sa panayam na ginawa ng aking radio program "BAHALA SI TULFO" sa DZME kay Colonel Joel Goltiao, opisyal ng tagapagsalita ng PNP, nahaharap sa kasong administratibo si Maganto.


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                    [Title] => Maganto’s brod arrested
                    [Summary] => CAMP ALEJO SANTOS, Bulacan — The younger brother of Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto was arrested by police yesterday in Sta. Maria town in a buy-bust operation inside a hospital there.


Senior Superintendent Felizardo Serapio Jr., Bulacan police director told reporters that Rodolfo Maganto, younger brother of the police official was arrested in a buy-bust operation inside the St. Mary’s Hospital in the town’s poblacion. Caught in his possession were 51 grams of metamphetamine hydrochloride, also known as shabu.


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                    [Title] => Ebdane to Maganto: Stay out of Kintanar case
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. directed Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto yesterday to focus on the arrest of fugitive Superintendent Rafael Cardeño a few days after the publicity on Maganto’s upcoming movie on his life story.


Ebdane also ordered Maganto to stay out of the case of slain New People’s Army (NPA) chieftain Romulo Kintanar as the PNP leadership designated Central Police District director Senior Superintendent Napoleon Castro to head the investigation.


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                    [AuthorName] =>  Christina Mendez
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                    [Title] => All eyes on Maganto
                    [Summary] => Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto said young people aspiring to enter the police service would learn all about dedication,  hard work, as well as professional jealousy in his upcoming biopic, "The Legend: Tomagan."


"It’s an inspiring movie for the youth," Maganto said in a recent interview.


Tomagan, the general’s nickname coined from an anagram of his surname,  recounts the ups and downs of his life, which is a mix of drama and action (Sorry, no sex, the general said.)


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                    [Title] => Police free alleged Kintanar slay accomplices
                    [Summary] => Authorities are now focusing their probe on a ranking government official and two other employees who reportedly acted as accomplices in the Jan. 23 assassination of former New People’s Army (NPA) chieftain Romulo Kintanar.


Without mentioning names, Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, Task Force Kintanar chief, said the government official met with communist guerrilla spokesman Gregorio "Ka Roger" Rosal in the same restaurant where the former NPA leader was gunned down.


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                    [Title] => Cops closing in on Kintanar’s killers
                    [Summary] => Police are closing in on members of the New People’s Army unit that assassinated former NPA chieftain Romulo Kintanar, an official said yesterday.


Chief Superintendent Robert Delfin, director of the Philippine National Police’s intelligence division, identified the suspects as Tirso Alcantara, Leo Velasco, Philip Limjuco and Bartolome Melchor.


All four are high-profile members of the NPA’s so-called National Partisan Committee, Delfin said.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL – A violent life
                    [Summary] => He tried to turn his back on a life of violence, but that’s easier said than done when you are Romulo Kintanar, former chieftain of the communist New People’s Army.
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                    [Title] => Baron slay suspect ready to surrender?
                    [Summary] => Task Force Cervantes commander, Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, said yesterday fugitive police officer Rafael Cardeño has called him and expressed his willingness to surrender.


However, Maganto said Cardeño expressed concern over "political" issues as well as his security.


"But I told him that my mission is only to serve the warrant. I have no authority to talk about his case but I can guarantee his safety," Maganto said in a phone interview.


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                    [Title] => ‘Keep that assassin alive’
                    [Summary] => A lawyer for the family of slain Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesman Baron Alexander Cervantes questioned yesterday the motives behind an attempt to have his alleged assassin transferred from his Camp Crame detention cell to the Las Piñas City jail.


Lawyer Leonardo de Vera said the suspect, ex-Marine Sergeant Joseph Mostrales, "should be kept alive" so that the alleged mastermind can be convicted.


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                    [ColumnID] => 133272
                    [Focus] => 0
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                    [AuthorName] => Nikko Dizon
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ROMEO MAGANTO

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                    [Title] => Maganto disqualified
                    [Summary] => MALOLOS, Bulacan — Gov. Josefina de la Cruz can now bring out the champagne.


This, after the first division of the Commission on Elections disqualified yesterday her rival, retired police Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, from the gubernatorial race due to insufficient residency in the province, leaving De la Cruz unopposed.


Maganto entered the gubernatorial race as a substitute for his son, Rommel.


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                    [Title] => Pamumulitika ni Maganto habang aktibo pa
                    [Summary] => KAMAKAILAN napanood si Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto sa entablado kasama ang ilang mga kakandidato ng isang partido.


Nakataas ang kanilang mga kamay habang iniindorso ang isa’t isa mula sa pagka-presidente hanggang sa mga pagka-senador.


Sa parte ni Maganto bilang isang aktibong pulis tahasan  nitong nilabag ang pagiging "non-partisan" sa pulitika.


Sa panayam na ginawa ng aking radio program "BAHALA SI TULFO" sa DZME kay Colonel Joel Goltiao, opisyal ng tagapagsalita ng PNP, nahaharap sa kasong administratibo si Maganto.


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                    [Title] => Maganto’s brod arrested
                    [Summary] => CAMP ALEJO SANTOS, Bulacan — The younger brother of Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto was arrested by police yesterday in Sta. Maria town in a buy-bust operation inside a hospital there.


Senior Superintendent Felizardo Serapio Jr., Bulacan police director told reporters that Rodolfo Maganto, younger brother of the police official was arrested in a buy-bust operation inside the St. Mary’s Hospital in the town’s poblacion. Caught in his possession were 51 grams of metamphetamine hydrochloride, also known as shabu.


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                    [Title] => Ebdane to Maganto: Stay out of Kintanar case
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. directed Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto yesterday to focus on the arrest of fugitive Superintendent Rafael Cardeño a few days after the publicity on Maganto’s upcoming movie on his life story.


Ebdane also ordered Maganto to stay out of the case of slain New People’s Army (NPA) chieftain Romulo Kintanar as the PNP leadership designated Central Police District director Senior Superintendent Napoleon Castro to head the investigation.


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                    [Title] => All eyes on Maganto
                    [Summary] => Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto said young people aspiring to enter the police service would learn all about dedication,  hard work, as well as professional jealousy in his upcoming biopic, "The Legend: Tomagan."


"It’s an inspiring movie for the youth," Maganto said in a recent interview.


Tomagan, the general’s nickname coined from an anagram of his surname,  recounts the ups and downs of his life, which is a mix of drama and action (Sorry, no sex, the general said.)


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                    [Title] => Police free alleged Kintanar slay accomplices
                    [Summary] => Authorities are now focusing their probe on a ranking government official and two other employees who reportedly acted as accomplices in the Jan. 23 assassination of former New People’s Army (NPA) chieftain Romulo Kintanar.


Without mentioning names, Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, Task Force Kintanar chief, said the government official met with communist guerrilla spokesman Gregorio "Ka Roger" Rosal in the same restaurant where the former NPA leader was gunned down.


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                    [Title] => Cops closing in on Kintanar’s killers
                    [Summary] => Police are closing in on members of the New People’s Army unit that assassinated former NPA chieftain Romulo Kintanar, an official said yesterday.


Chief Superintendent Robert Delfin, director of the Philippine National Police’s intelligence division, identified the suspects as Tirso Alcantara, Leo Velasco, Philip Limjuco and Bartolome Melchor.


All four are high-profile members of the NPA’s so-called National Partisan Committee, Delfin said.


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                    [Title] => Baron slay suspect ready to surrender?
                    [Summary] => Task Force Cervantes commander, Chief Superintendent Romeo Maganto, said yesterday fugitive police officer Rafael Cardeño has called him and expressed his willingness to surrender.


However, Maganto said Cardeño expressed concern over "political" issues as well as his security.


"But I told him that my mission is only to serve the warrant. I have no authority to talk about his case but I can guarantee his safety," Maganto said in a phone interview.


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                    [Title] => ‘Keep that assassin alive’
                    [Summary] => A lawyer for the family of slain Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesman Baron Alexander Cervantes questioned yesterday the motives behind an attempt to have his alleged assassin transferred from his Camp Crame detention cell to the Las Piñas City jail.


Lawyer Leonardo de Vera said the suspect, ex-Marine Sergeant Joseph Mostrales, "should be kept alive" so that the alleged mastermind can be convicted.


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