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                    [Title] => 3 cops still on active duty despite warrants
                    [Summary] => Three Manila policemen are still on active duty status  despite the warrants of arrest issued against them, the national organization of retired policemen revealed yesterday.


According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily  and are visible at the police headquarters despite  warrants of arrests issued against them.


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                    [Title] => Arrest warrant out for six bank officials
                    [Summary] => Six officials of the foreclosed Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) have been issued a warrant of arrest due to the estafa charges filed by its disgruntled depositors in Lanao del Sur.


Judge Saidali Dimangadap of the Lanao del Sur Municipal Circuit Trial Court issued the warrant against POSLAI chairman retired police Col. Vicente Palmon, board of trustees retired police Maj. Cesar Baria, Felix Pineda, SPO4 Radito  Perez and civilian officers Yolando Sales and Cesar Sanvictores. 


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                    [Title] => POSLAI depositors seek legal aid
                    [Summary] => Depositors of the dissolved Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI), which include thousands of active and retired policemen, firemen and jailguards nationwide, are reportedly mulling of seeking legal remedies to get their hard-earned money back.


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                    [Title] => Court orders closure of police savings bank
                    [Summary] => Depositors of the Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) were literally left holding an empty bag after the bank was suddenly padlocked by a court sheriff over a civil case filed by one of the bank’s lenders.


Manila Deputy Sheriff Conrado Lamano also posted a notice of public auction on the bank’s properties after Regional Trial Court Branch 37 ruled in favor of a civil suit filed by one Peter Ignacio against POSLAI officials led by retired police Col. Vicente Palmon for non-payment of a P6-million loan plus interest.


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                    [Title] => MFBAI to probe unauthorized investment of funds
                    [Summary] => The new leadership of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) will initiate its own probe on the alleged unauthorized investment of the association’s funds worth more than half a million pesos reportedly committed by its resigned president.


Newly installed MFBAI president SPO4 Norberto Obrero told The STAR  an investigation will be conducted as to how former MFBAI president SPO3 Reynaldo Li managed to invest the association’s fund worth P506,940.31 in time deposit without a board resolution.


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                    [Title] => Police brotherhood asks head to resign
                    [Summary] => Save the ideals of the police brotherhood!


This was the collective cry of the officers of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. as they called on the MFBAI president to temporarily step down from his post until his alleged participation in a banking scam has been cleared by the court.


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                    [Title] => Court orders POSLAI officials to post bail or face arrest within week
                    [Summary] => Eight of the nine officials of the Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) charged with 23 counts of multiple estafa face arrest within the week unless they post bail, the Manila’s Finest Reitrees Association, Inc. revealed to The STAR yesterday.


This developed as another 16 active and retired policemen and their dependents are set to file additional charges against the accused for non-payment of their time deposits, insurance benefits and personal savings.


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                    [Title] => 9 ordered arrested by court for police savings mess
                    [Summary] => Seven retired and active Manila policemen, as well as two civilian employees, have been ordered arrested by the court for estafa charges filed by 23 disgruntled depositors of Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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                    [Title] => NBI files charges vs POSLAI bank officials
                    [Summary] => A group of Manila police retirees are now optimistic of recovering their retirement pay deposited in a quasi-bank after the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) took up the cudgels for the group by filing with the Manila Prosecutors’ Office charges of syndicated estafa against 12 officials of the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI).


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                    [Title] => Retired cop sues POSLAI over deposit
                    [Summary] => A retired colonel filed charges against officials of the Manila-based Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) for not releasing the P4 million he had invested in the association.


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According to the Philippine National Police Retirees Association Inc. (PRAI), it has verified information that Senior Inspector Cesario Tubog, SPO4 Reynaldo Li and SPO3 Radito Perez, of the Manila Police District (MPD), are reporting for work daily  and are visible at the police headquarters despite  warrants of arrests issued against them.


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Judge Saidali Dimangadap of the Lanao del Sur Municipal Circuit Trial Court issued the warrant against POSLAI chairman retired police Col. Vicente Palmon, board of trustees retired police Maj. Cesar Baria, Felix Pineda, SPO4 Radito  Perez and civilian officers Yolando Sales and Cesar Sanvictores. 


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Manila Deputy Sheriff Conrado Lamano also posted a notice of public auction on the bank’s properties after Regional Trial Court Branch 37 ruled in favor of a civil suit filed by one Peter Ignacio against POSLAI officials led by retired police Col. Vicente Palmon for non-payment of a P6-million loan plus interest.


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Newly installed MFBAI president SPO4 Norberto Obrero told The STAR  an investigation will be conducted as to how former MFBAI president SPO3 Reynaldo Li managed to invest the association’s fund worth P506,940.31 in time deposit without a board resolution.


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