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The lawyer of Saint Theresa’s College, Romeo Balili, stood by his decision advising his clients to ignore the court order and not allow five students from joining their graduation ceremony.
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                    [Title] => TRO sa korte vs STC wa tahora
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Bisan pa man sa gipagawas nga temporary restraining order (TRO) sa Regional Trial Court Branch 19, nga papasohon ang mga tinun-ang gi-ban sa Saint Theresas College High School Department wala kini tumana sa maong tunghaan kagahapon atol na sa commencement exercise.
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                    [Title] => 2 witnesses vs Ecleo differ on vehicle
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Contrary to the earlier statement of a prosecution witness, a witness of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) testified differently on the kind of vehicle allegedly used to transport the body of the murdered wife of cult leader Ruben Ecleo. 


The other day, CIDG investigation chief Enrique Lacerna quoted a tricycle driver as telling the CIDG that it was a white van that he saw in Barangay Coro, Dalaguete town in January last year.


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Randal Wayne Niblett, alias Randy Torny, allegedly made off with thousands of pesos from Filipino applicants who paid as high as P62,890 each as premium processing fee for supposed jobs in San Francisco, California.


Niblett reportedly started recruiting last August, telling applicants they would be working under Studio Schock Marketing as soon as they reached San Francisco.


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                    [Title] => CIDG wants witnesses to face NBI men
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Does the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) really have a case against the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)?


Last Saturday, a day after filing charges against several NBI operatives and confidential agents in connection with the Dec. 13 botched operation that nearly killed six workers of the Plantation Bay Resort, the CIDG appeared to be taking a step backward.


CIDG chief investigator Enrique Lacerna said he wants the NBI confidential agents in a police line-up so they can be identified by the victims as well as by the witnesses. 

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ENRIQUE LACERNA

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Randal Wayne Niblett, alias Randy Torny, allegedly made off with thousands of pesos from Filipino applicants who paid as high as P62,890 each as premium processing fee for supposed jobs in San Francisco, California.


Niblett reportedly started recruiting last August, telling applicants they would be working under Studio Schock Marketing as soon as they reached San Francisco.


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