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[Title] => Talisay to file raps vs. teller who tampered with receipts
[Summary] => The Talisay City government is set to file criminal and administrative charges against a teller at the city treasurer's office at the Office of the Ombudsman.
Talisay City legal officer Aurora Econg said there is probable cause to file the said charges against Rey Lumapas, who allegedly pocketed government money when he tampered the receipts he issued to taxpayers.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay needs original tax receipts for evidence versus erring teller
[Summary] => Standing at the forefront of the investigation on the alleged malversation of public funds at the City Treasurer's Office, Talisay City councilor Serrie Restauro is asking those who have paid their taxes from January to March to come to the City Hall with their original tax receipts.
Restauro, chairman of the committee on public ethics and good governance, would like to use these original tax receipts in comparing with the duplicates or the copies being kept by the government for record purposes.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay City teller caught tampering with tax receipt
[Summary] => After an employee of the Talisay City budget office was recently caught tampering her daily time record to collect overtime, another city employee was yesterday exposed at the city council for allegedly tampering a receipt issued for a professional tax payment.
The employee (name withheld pending investigation), a teller of the city treasurer's office, allegedly indicated on the original copy of the receipt for a police clearance payment the correct amount of P250 he received for the tax but stated only P10 in the carbon copy.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay fact-finding committee says: Complaint vs. huge OT pay of 2 workers valid
[Summary] => After going through the records and questioning the concerned individuals, the fact-finding committee looking into the complaint against two employees of the Talisay City Hall has found legal implication on it.
"The complaint has legal implication. Thus, it must be referred to the office of the City Legal Officer for appropriate legal action," read the committee report penned by Councilor Serrie Restauro, chairman of the council committee on good government, public ethics and accountability.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talisay Police chief accepts vice-mayor's polygraph dare
[Summary] => Talisay City Police acting chief Audie Villacin yesterday accepted the challenge of Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza to submit himself to a lie detector test and disprove allegations of inefficiency and anomalies in his job.
Villacin's acceptance came while Provincial Police director Sr/Supt. Vicente Loot requested the vice mayor to substantiate his allegations against the city police chief, who would otherwise be retained in his post.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Soc wants Talisay police chief to stay
[Summary] => Despite getting the ire of the Talisay City Council which bats for his ouster, Supt. Audie Villacin will stay as the city police chief, as far as Mayor Socrates Fernandez is concerned.
Fernandez wrote a letter to Cebu Provincial Police Office director Vicente Loot "highly recommending" Villacin as acting city police chief "for the best interest of Talisay City."
Fernandez attached to his letter a high performance rating of Villacin "based on my interviews of the rank and file" and the Daily Performance Report of the city police.
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COUNCILOR ALLAN BUCAO
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[Title] => Talisay to file raps vs. teller who tampered with receipts
[Summary] => The Talisay City government is set to file criminal and administrative charges against a teller at the city treasurer's office at the Office of the Ombudsman.
Talisay City legal officer Aurora Econg said there is probable cause to file the said charges against Rey Lumapas, who allegedly pocketed government money when he tampered the receipts he issued to taxpayers.
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[Title] => Talisay needs original tax receipts for evidence versus erring teller
[Summary] => Standing at the forefront of the investigation on the alleged malversation of public funds at the City Treasurer's Office, Talisay City councilor Serrie Restauro is asking those who have paid their taxes from January to March to come to the City Hall with their original tax receipts.
Restauro, chairman of the committee on public ethics and good governance, would like to use these original tax receipts in comparing with the duplicates or the copies being kept by the government for record purposes.
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[Title] => Talisay City teller caught tampering with tax receipt
[Summary] => After an employee of the Talisay City budget office was recently caught tampering her daily time record to collect overtime, another city employee was yesterday exposed at the city council for allegedly tampering a receipt issued for a professional tax payment.
The employee (name withheld pending investigation), a teller of the city treasurer's office, allegedly indicated on the original copy of the receipt for a police clearance payment the correct amount of P250 he received for the tax but stated only P10 in the carbon copy.
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[Title] => Talisay fact-finding committee says: Complaint vs. huge OT pay of 2 workers valid
[Summary] => After going through the records and questioning the concerned individuals, the fact-finding committee looking into the complaint against two employees of the Talisay City Hall has found legal implication on it.
"The complaint has legal implication. Thus, it must be referred to the office of the City Legal Officer for appropriate legal action," read the committee report penned by Councilor Serrie Restauro, chairman of the council committee on good government, public ethics and accountability.
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[Title] => Talisay Police chief accepts vice-mayor's polygraph dare
[Summary] => Talisay City Police acting chief Audie Villacin yesterday accepted the challenge of Vice Mayor Aberdovey Belleza to submit himself to a lie detector test and disprove allegations of inefficiency and anomalies in his job.
Villacin's acceptance came while Provincial Police director Sr/Supt. Vicente Loot requested the vice mayor to substantiate his allegations against the city police chief, who would otherwise be retained in his post.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Soc wants Talisay police chief to stay
[Summary] => Despite getting the ire of the Talisay City Council which bats for his ouster, Supt. Audie Villacin will stay as the city police chief, as far as Mayor Socrates Fernandez is concerned.
Fernandez wrote a letter to Cebu Provincial Police Office director Vicente Loot "highly recommending" Villacin as acting city police chief "for the best interest of Talisay City."
Fernandez attached to his letter a high performance rating of Villacin "based on my interviews of the rank and file" and the Daily Performance Report of the city police.
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