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                    [Summary] => An aide of Sen.
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                    [Title] => Next NBI chief an insider?
                    [Summary] => At four to one odds, chances are an insider may be the next National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director.


Sources said four of five nominees submitted by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to the NBI post are insiders.


The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.


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                    [Title] => Pumatay ng nobya nakonsiyensiya, sumuko
                    [Summary] => Isang tricycle driver na responsable sa pagpatay ng kanyang girlfriend ang naaresto ng mga ahente ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) limang araw makaraang isagawa nito ang krimen sa Valenzuela City.


Ang suspek na si Edgar Allan Villarico, 24, ng 121 Capt. Cruz st., Parada, Valenzuela City ang sinasabing pumatay sa kasintahan nitong si Marilyn Magbuho, 19, estudyante ng Bgy. Pacheco, Tondo, Manila.

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                    [Title] => NBI files graft charges vs Singson, 4 other Ilocos Sur execs
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) filed another set of graft charges against Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson yesterday, this time involving his alleged P120-million unliquidated cash advances from his province.


Acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay led the filing of the charges with the Department of Justice (DOJ) after the NBI found Singson criminally liable for plunder, graft and malversation of public funds.


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                    [Title] => FVR says Dacer still alive; 2 suspects freed
                    [Summary] => Former President Fidel Ramos said yesterday he believes that missing public relations man Salvador "Bubby" Dacer and his driver, Emmanuel Corbito, are still alive.


Ramos told reporters his confidence is based on intelligence reports which he has been receiving on the Dacer kidnapping case.


Earlier, acting National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Carlos Caabay said they have information that Dacer and Corbito are being kept somewhere in Southern Tagalog


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                    [Title] => NBI probers clear Estrada in mansion controversy
                    [Summary] => President Estrada has no link with the six controversial mansions in Metro Manila and Tagaytay City which anti-Estrada groups insist belong to him, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday.


However, acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay told reporters the findings of his agents were "only initial" and the results have been forwarded to the NBI legal division for "further investigation."


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                    [Title] => NBI issues sketch of Dacer abductor
                    [Summary] => One of the suspected kidnappers of missing public relations man Salvador "Bubby" Dacer stands about 5’ 6" tall, is medium built with brown complexion, and is between 30 to 36 years old.


The description is based on a sketch released by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterday.


In Makati, former National Security Adviser Jose Almonte said the other day Dacer’s alleged kidnapping was just one of an alarming "pattern of disappearances" during President Estrada’s administration.


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DIRECTOR CARLOS CAABAY

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Ang suspek na si Edgar Allan Villarico, 24, ng 121 Capt. Cruz st., Parada, Valenzuela City ang sinasabing pumatay sa kasintahan nitong si Marilyn Magbuho, 19, estudyante ng Bgy. Pacheco, Tondo, Manila.

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Acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay led the filing of the charges with the Department of Justice (DOJ) after the NBI found Singson criminally liable for plunder, graft and malversation of public funds.


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Ramos told reporters his confidence is based on intelligence reports which he has been receiving on the Dacer kidnapping case.


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The description is based on a sketch released by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterday.


In Makati, former National Security Adviser Jose Almonte said the other day Dacer’s alleged kidnapping was just one of an alarming "pattern of disappearances" during President Estrada’s administration.


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