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                    [Title] => Senate summons ‘who’s who’ in jueteng
                    [Summary] => Seven governors, a former governor, a town mayor and four police officers have been invited to appear before a Senate inquiry on jueteng set for next week.


Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel said the following police officials must also appear at the investigation on illegal gambling: Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, and Senior Superintendents Rodolfo Mendoza and Pat Hernandez.


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                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — "No questions asked, no ifs or buts."


Thus said Chief Superintendent Alejandro Lapinid, newly installed Central Luzon police director, as he ordered all provincial, city and town police chiefs in the region to arrest jueteng collectors or face relief.


"The first order of the day is arrest all jueteng collectors," he told the local police chiefs in a command conference right after the turnover rites the other day.


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                    [Title] => Jueteng raid: 2 dead in stampede
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Two persons reportedly died in a stampede during a police raid on a jueteng den in Central Luzon, Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, regional police director, said yesterday.


Albano, however, could not provide details about the incident which supposedly happened in Zambales or Pampanga. 


However, Senior Superintendent Leonardo Espina, Pampanga police chief, said he was not aware of such an incident. 


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                    [Title] => CL cop chief admits neglecting anti-jueteng campaign ‘a bit’
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — The police director of Central Luzon admitted yesterday that he has "neglected a bit" the campaign against illegal gambling, specifically jueteng, due to other pressing concerns in the region since he took over the position last Dec. 28.


Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, however, said he has instructed the provincial directors of Pampanga, Bulacan, Tarlac, Bataan, Zambales and Nueva Ecija to give priority to the anti-jueteng drive.


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                    [Title] => P1.6-M narra lumber seized from P’panga furniture maker
                    [Summary] => GUAGUA, Pampanga — Violence nearly broke out yesterday after workers of a furniture factory in Barangay Betis here blocked personnel of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) tasked to confiscate some 16,000 board feet of narra worth about P1.6 million from the factory.


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                    [Title] => 10 policemen fail inspections
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — For their absence during surprise inspections, two police officials in Central Luzon have been relieved from their posts while eight others face summary dismissal proceedings.


Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, Central Luzon police director, personally conducted the inspections to ensure that all police units in the region are on alert for the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) conference at the Subic Freeport on April 9-14.


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                    [Title] => 21 CL cops atone for ‘sins’
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Twenty-one Central Luzon policemen facing administrative cases for various infractions, literally bore their crosses as they re-enacted the Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) along a three-kilometer stretch here on Good Friday.


The penitent policemen alternately carried a wooden cross along the 14 stations of the Via Crucis for nearly four hours.


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                    [Title] => Erring cops to join Holy Week rites to escape punishment
                    [Summary] => Erring cops of the Philippine National Police (PNP) now have a chance to come clean — by joining penitents in carrying wooden crosses during Holy Week.


Central Luzon police director Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano announced this yesterday in a move to mete out the proper Lenten punishment to 20 policemen who face suspension for being AWOL (absent without official leave).


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                    [Title] => 14 volunteers nailed to crosses tomorrow
                    [Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — At least 14 volunteers have signed up to be nailed to wooden crosses in an annual re-enactment of the crucifixion here on Good Friday in Sitio Cutud, Barangay San Pedro.


Some 500 barefoot penitents, their faces covered with black cloth and their heads crowned with thorns, will start their dolorous march through the main streets here today.


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                    [Title] => Abra folk feel the heat of checkpoints
                    [Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Checkpoints that have sprung up in this province as part of the police crackdown on private armed groups, have not spared anyone, even fiscals, judges and the lawmen themselves.


Although local lawyers said they have no problem with the checkpoints, young human rights lawyer Joselito Benedito said Special Action Force (SAF) men manning them should be reminded of the citizens’ constitutional rights.


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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ROWLAND ALBANO

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"The first order of the day is arrest all jueteng collectors," he told the local police chiefs in a command conference right after the turnover rites the other day.


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Albano, however, could not provide details about the incident which supposedly happened in Zambales or Pampanga. 


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Although local lawyers said they have no problem with the checkpoints, young human rights lawyer Joselito Benedito said Special Action Force (SAF) men manning them should be reminded of the citizens’ constitutional rights.


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