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[Title] => Top Abu Sayyaf leader captured in Sulu
[Summary] => Police and troops have captured a top leader of the Abu Sayyaf in Sulu, officials announced yesterday.
Radullan Sahiron, also known as Commander Putol, was caught somewhere between the towns of Indanan and Patikul yesterday afternoon.
Police officers, backed by troops, led the raid. Details about his capture were sketchy.
Sulu provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Suaibon Jalad said he was still confirming the report.
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[Title] => New terror attacks feared next month
[Summary] => Terrorists may strike again soon, National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales warned yesterday, citing a pattern observed by the intelligence community.
Authorities have noticed that bomb attacks have been carried out every six months, Gonzales said.
The last was in February in which 13 people were killed and over a hundred wounded in bombings in the cities of Davao, General Santos and Makati.
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[Title] => 3 civilians get P1.5 M for giving info on Sayyaf suspects
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The military handed over yesterday a total of nearly P1.5 million in reward money to four men who tipped off government forces and led to the arrest of four Abu Sayyaf members.
Salip Halipa, Abraham Jumdaini, Jeffrey Lao and Michael Pajiji were arrested in separate operations in 2003 and 2004.
Col. Domingo Tutaan, chief of staff of the military’s Southern Command, said Halipa is one of the commanders of Abu Sayyaf senior leader Khaddafy Janjalani, who remains at large and is the subject of an ongoing military manhunt.
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[Title] => ‘Boy Negro’ pleads guilty in V-Day blast
[Summary] => Only one of six suspects in the Valentine’s Day bombings pleaded guilty at their indictment before the Makati City regional trial court yesterday on separate charges of multiple murder and multiple frustrated murder.
Gappal Bannah Asali, also known as "Boy Negro," entered a guilty plea. Asali allegedly supplied the explosives.
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GENERAL SANTOS AND MAKATI
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[Title] => Top Abu Sayyaf leader captured in Sulu
[Summary] => Police and troops have captured a top leader of the Abu Sayyaf in Sulu, officials announced yesterday.
Radullan Sahiron, also known as Commander Putol, was caught somewhere between the towns of Indanan and Patikul yesterday afternoon.
Police officers, backed by troops, led the raid. Details about his capture were sketchy.
Sulu provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Suaibon Jalad said he was still confirming the report.
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The last was in February in which 13 people were killed and over a hundred wounded in bombings in the cities of Davao, General Santos and Makati.
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Salip Halipa, Abraham Jumdaini, Jeffrey Lao and Michael Pajiji were arrested in separate operations in 2003 and 2004.
Col. Domingo Tutaan, chief of staff of the military’s Southern Command, said Halipa is one of the commanders of Abu Sayyaf senior leader Khaddafy Janjalani, who remains at large and is the subject of an ongoing military manhunt.
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Gappal Bannah Asali, also known as "Boy Negro," entered a guilty plea. Asali allegedly supplied the explosives.
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