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Elements of the Regional Intelligence and Special Operations Office (RISOO) are presently determining whether the police and Napolcom officials are protectors of the drug syndicate headed by Cai Hontian alias Wah Yah, who remains at large. 


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Peña was the highest ranking police officer who did not graduate from the Philippine Military Academy (PMA).


PNP chief Director Leandro Mendoza expressed sorrow at the sudden loss of his second deputy at the PNP as officers and the rank and file mourned his death.


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Observers noted that the public’s high confidence in the police during the term of Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is on the decline and an alarmed Galvante wanted the station commanders to do their utmost to end the skid.


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                    [Title] => Estrada arraigned for plunder today
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Estrada will be asked to answer a charge that he plundered a personal fortune of more than P4 billion while in office as well as used an alias to hide ownership of a bank account.


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Peña emphasized that the public’s help, augmented by a police visibility campaign, would eventually curb cellphone snatching, which happens inside passenger jeepneys and buses or on sidewalks and parking lots of shopping malls and commercial centers.


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NCRPO chief Deputy Director General Romeo Peña identified the suspects as Agripino Arevalo, 52, of Las Piñas City; Samson Tianchon, 49, of Sta. Mesa, Manila; Nelson Mallari, 49. of Muntinlupa City; Mario Jocsing Sr., of Multinational Village, Parañaque City; and Ernesto Arevalo, 56, an employee of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and a resident of Patnongon, Antique.


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A police intelligence report claimed that bank robbers would strike while the police are busy providing security to Estrada and guarding against forces out to destabilize the Arroyo government during the deposed leader’s successive arraignments.


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Observers noted that the public’s high confidence in the police during the term of Chief Superintendent Edgar Aglipay is on the decline and an alarmed Galvante wanted the station commanders to do their utmost to end the skid.


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