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A Quezon City regional trial court judge is set to hand down on Tuesday his decision on the case of a Coca-Cola executive who was abducted and later found shot dead in Parañaque six years ago.
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                    [Title] => 71 Tsinoy na ang nakikidnap ngayong 2006
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Taliwas sa ulat ng Philippine National Police na bumababa ang kaso ng kidnap-for-ransom (KFR), ibinunyag kahapon ni Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos na nasa 71 kaso na ng Filipino-Chinese ang nakikidnap at P23 milyon ransom ang nabayaran.


Ibinase ni Marcos ang kanyang pagbubunyag sa October 2006 official report ng Citizens Action Against Crime (CAAC) at Movement for Restoration of Peace and Order.


Sinabi ni Marcos na nakakabahala ang ulat ng CAAC, ang anti-crime watchdog na pinamumunuan ni Teresita Ang-See.


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                    [Title] => Pagsalakay ng KFR ngayong pasukan, pinaghahandaan
                    [Summary] => Talamak ang kidnapping for ransom (KFR) sa tuwing pasukan kung saan pangunahing tinatarget ang mga estudyanteng anak ng mayayamang negosyante sa bansa partikular na sa Metro Manila.


Dahil dito, ayon kay NCRPO chief Director Vidal Querol ay ikinasa na ng kanyang tanggapan at ng Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER) ang mga preventive measures upang supilin ang modus operandi ng mga KFR syndicate.


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                    [Title] => 2 KFR gang members arrested
                    [Summary] => Two suspected members of the Waray-Waray kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) gang were arrested in Leyte last Tuesday, the chief of the Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER) said.


Deputy Director General Oscar Calderon identified the suspects as Jonathan Riños, 30, and his elder brother Gerardo, 43, both residents of Barangay Inayupan, Javier, Leyte.


Teresita Ang See, president of the Citizens Action Against Crime (CAAC), said the Riñoses’ arrest has apparently "hurt" ransom kidnappings since there have been no incidents since they were caught. 

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                    [Title] => PACER nabs 2 Chinese extortionists
                    [Summary] => Two Chinese nationals, who tried to extort P1 million from a Chinese-Filipino family in Pasay City, were arrested last Friday by operatives of the Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER).


PACER chief Deputy Director General Oscar Calderon identified the suspects as Alvin Tong, 25, of Del Rosario street, Pasay City and Joel An, 24, of Ermita, Manila.


Calderon said the arrested suspects were members of the syndicate headed by Rasswyn Tong and Michael Tong based in Pasay City. They are now subject of a manhunt.


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                    [Title] => Querol orders dismissal of ‘Doce Pares’ cops
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In line with the transformation program of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, Querol vowed to sack the four officers, who are alleged members of the "Doce Pares" gang.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Habang mga pulitiko’y nagdadakdakan kidnapers bumabanat naman!
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                    [Title] => Anak ng Tsinoy pinag-aaral na sa Singapore
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Idinagdag pa ni See na tumaas ng 200% ang bilang ng mga Tsinoy na estudyante sa elementarya, high school at maging sa kolehiyo na nag-aaral ngayon sa Singapore.


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Ibinase ni Marcos ang kanyang pagbubunyag sa October 2006 official report ng Citizens Action Against Crime (CAAC) at Movement for Restoration of Peace and Order.


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Deputy Director General Oscar Calderon identified the suspects as Jonathan Riños, 30, and his elder brother Gerardo, 43, both residents of Barangay Inayupan, Javier, Leyte.


Teresita Ang See, president of the Citizens Action Against Crime (CAAC), said the Riñoses’ arrest has apparently "hurt" ransom kidnappings since there have been no incidents since they were caught. 

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PACER chief Deputy Director General Oscar Calderon identified the suspects as Alvin Tong, 25, of Del Rosario street, Pasay City and Joel An, 24, of Ermita, Manila.


Calderon said the arrested suspects were members of the syndicate headed by Rasswyn Tong and Michael Tong based in Pasay City. They are now subject of a manhunt.


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In line with the transformation program of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, Querol vowed to sack the four officers, who are alleged members of the "Doce Pares" gang.


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