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[Title] => Solon calls for investigation of absentee police witnesses
[Summary] => Sen. Renato "Compañero" Cayetano called yesterday for a Senate investigation into the alleged failure of police witnesses to appear in the drug trial of five Chinese chemists, causing the court to grant them bail.
Cayetano said a Senate probe is necessary because the National Police Commission has already directed the mandatory appearance of police officers in trials and investigations when properly notified and subpoenaed.
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[Title] => Police blamed for grant of bail to Chinese chemists
[Summary] => In a sudden turn of events, the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City was blamed yesterday on the failure of the arresting policemen to appear during court hearings.
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[Title] => 1 more Chinese drug lord tries to evade RP justice
[Summary] => Exactly a week after the controversial granting of bail to the five Chinese chemists behind the operation of the makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City...
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[Title] => Judge in Chinese chemists case inhibited himself from the case?
[Summary] => Has the controversial judge who granted bail to the five Chinese chemists behind the operations of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City inhibited himself from the case?
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[Title] => Special teams to monitor drug cases filed in court
[Summary] => In the aftermath of the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists behind the operation of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City, the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) created yesterday a "special team" tasked to monitor all drug cases it filed in various courts of the country.
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[Title] => DOJ sacks fiscal in shabu case
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) sacked yesterday the prosecutor who handled the drug trafficking case filed by the government against five Chinese chemists behind the operations of the raided shabu laboratory in Pasig City.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Probe grant of bail to Sino chemists
[Summary] => The head of the anti-narcotics unit of the Philippine National Police (PNP) ordered a thorough investigation yesterday on why five detained Chinese chemists caught during a raid on a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City last year were granted bail.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez said investigators will gather evidence on what went wrong with the handling of the drug trafficking case so immediate corrective measures could be put in place.
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[Summary] => Sen. Renato "Compañero" Cayetano called yesterday for a Senate investigation into the alleged failure of police witnesses to appear in the drug trial of five Chinese chemists, causing the court to grant them bail.
Cayetano said a Senate probe is necessary because the National Police Commission has already directed the mandatory appearance of police officers in trials and investigations when properly notified and subpoenaed.
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[Title] => Police blamed for grant of bail to Chinese chemists
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[Title] => 1 more Chinese drug lord tries to evade RP justice
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[Title] => Judge in Chinese chemists case inhibited himself from the case?
[Summary] => Has the controversial judge who granted bail to the five Chinese chemists behind the operations of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City inhibited himself from the case?
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[Title] => Special teams to monitor drug cases filed in court
[Summary] => In the aftermath of the controversial granting of bail to five Chinese chemists behind the operation of a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City, the Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) created yesterday a "special team" tasked to monitor all drug cases it filed in various courts of the country.
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[Title] => DOJ sacks fiscal in shabu case
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) sacked yesterday the prosecutor who handled the drug trafficking case filed by the government against five Chinese chemists behind the operations of the raided shabu laboratory in Pasig City.
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[Title] => Probe grant of bail to Sino chemists
[Summary] => The head of the anti-narcotics unit of the Philippine National Police (PNP) ordered a thorough investigation yesterday on why five detained Chinese chemists caught during a raid on a makeshift shabu laboratory in Pasig City last year were granted bail.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez said investigators will gather evidence on what went wrong with the handling of the drug trafficking case so immediate corrective measures could be put in place.
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