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CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga -- The alleged leader of the band of communist rebels
suspected of being behind the ambush of presidential son Joel "Jojo" Ejercito
last week has remained at large, the Central Luzon police said yesterday.

This developed as a videotape purportedly containing footage of the ambush
taken by a slain radio reporter is now missing and is believed to have been
stolen.

Superintendent Roberto Calinisan, head of the Central Luzon police, said Amador
Guevarra, the alleged leader of the Rebolusyunaryong Hukbo ng Bayan (RHB),
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ANGELES CITY - The New People's Army (NPA) officially denied yesterday any
participation in last Tuesday's ambush of presidential son Joel "Jojo" Ejercito
and Mayor Catalina Bagasina in Sasmuan town.

In a statement, the NPA's Josepino Corpuz Command said it never had a hand in
the attempt to kill Ejercito or Bagasina, nor was it responsible for the rash
of bombings in Metro Manila and in Mindanao.

"The military is too quick to point an accusing finger at the revolutionary
movement as the perpetrator," said Jose Agtalon, the command's spokesman.
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A television video footage may contain key evidence in a suspected communist
rebel ambush that presidential son Joel Ejercito and Sasmuan town Mayor
Catalina Bagasina survived last Tuesday in Pampanga.

Bagasina has asked the town's police chief to make public the video clip as
soon as possible.

"The video camera and tape depicting the incident are still in your safe
custody and I urge you to exert proper care to protect these things," the newly
installed local official said in a memorandum to Chief Inspector Manuel
Chica.

Central Luzon police director Chief Superintenden
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suspected of being behind the ambush of presidential son Joel "Jojo" Ejercito
last week has remained at large, the Central Luzon police said yesterday.

This developed as a videotape purportedly containing footage of the ambush
taken by a slain radio reporter is now missing and is believed to have been
stolen.

Superintendent Roberto Calinisan, head of the Central Luzon police, said Amador
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and Mayor Catalina Bagasina in Sasmuan town.

In a statement, the NPA's Josepino Corpuz Command said it never had a hand in
the attempt to kill Ejercito or Bagasina, nor was it responsible for the rash
of bombings in Metro Manila and in Mindanao.

"The military is too quick to point an accusing finger at the revolutionary
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Catalina Bagasina survived last Tuesday in Pampanga.

Bagasina has asked the town's police chief to make public the video clip as
soon as possible.

"The video camera and tape depicting the incident are still in your safe
custody and I urge you to exert proper care to protect these things," the newly
installed local official said in a memorandum to Chief Inspector Manuel
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Central Luzon police director Chief Superintenden
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Ejercito ambushers on the run; video footage missing

By Ding Cervantes | May 30, 2000 - 12:00am

CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga -- The alleged leader of the band of communist rebels suspected of being behind the ambush of presidential son Joel "Jojo" Ejercito last week has remained at large, the Central Luzon police...

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NPA denies hand in Ejercito slay try

By Ding Cervantes | May 29, 2000 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY - The New People's Army (NPA) officially denied yesterday any participation in last Tuesday's ambush of presidential son Joel "Jojo" Ejercito and Mayor Catalina Bagasina in Sasmuan town. In a statement,...

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Sasmuan mayor asks cop chief to reveal Ejercito ambush video

By Ding Cervantes | May 27, 2000 - 12:00am

A television video footage may contain key evidence in a suspected communist rebel ambush that presidential son Joel Ejercito and Sasmuan town Mayor Catalina Bagasina survived last Tuesday in Pampanga. Bagasina...

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