+ Follow GEORGE LOMBOY Tag
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[Title] => 2 kidnappers of Chinoy trader in Cotabato City identified
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Army and police intelligence operatives have identified two of the gunmen who abducted here last Friday Filipino-Chinese trader Benny Cota.
Lt. Col. George Lomboy, commander of the Army’s anti-crime Task Group Cotabato, said they have been receiving feedback from informants, some of them Muslim religious leaders, that two of Cota’s abductors, identified as Wahab Upao and Omar Wayan, are both residents of this city.
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[Title] => 1 trader abducted, another rescued in Mindanao
[Summary] => Unfazed by the presence of soldiers and policemen positioned in strategic spots all over Cotabato City, suspected members of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang snatched a Chinese trader at around 7:30 a.m.yesterday, the second kidnapping incident in the city in one month.
Meanwhile, in Butuan, a 33-year-old Filipino-Chinese businessman was rescued by policemen after reportedly paying P380,000 in ransom money last Wednesday.
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[Title] => Pentagon leader implicated in Sinos’ abduction nabbed
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — A key leader of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang linked to the 2001 abduction of five Chinese nationals involved in a foreign-funded irrigation project in North Cotabato, was arrested in a hotel here at dawn yesterday.
Lt. Col. Franklin Del Prado, spokesman of the Army’s 6th Infantry Division, said the suspect, Andih Montawal, did not resist arrest after sensing that men of the 6th ID’s intelligence unit and the 2nd Mechanized Infantry Battalion, led by Lt. Col. George Lomboy, had surrounded the Violtan Pension House.
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GEORGE LOMBOY
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[Title] => 2 kidnappers of Chinoy trader in Cotabato City identified
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Army and police intelligence operatives have identified two of the gunmen who abducted here last Friday Filipino-Chinese trader Benny Cota.
Lt. Col. George Lomboy, commander of the Army’s anti-crime Task Group Cotabato, said they have been receiving feedback from informants, some of them Muslim religious leaders, that two of Cota’s abductors, identified as Wahab Upao and Omar Wayan, are both residents of this city.
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[Title] => 1 trader abducted, another rescued in Mindanao
[Summary] => Unfazed by the presence of soldiers and policemen positioned in strategic spots all over Cotabato City, suspected members of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang snatched a Chinese trader at around 7:30 a.m.yesterday, the second kidnapping incident in the city in one month.
Meanwhile, in Butuan, a 33-year-old Filipino-Chinese businessman was rescued by policemen after reportedly paying P380,000 in ransom money last Wednesday.
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[Title] => Pentagon leader implicated in Sinos’ abduction nabbed
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — A key leader of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang linked to the 2001 abduction of five Chinese nationals involved in a foreign-funded irrigation project in North Cotabato, was arrested in a hotel here at dawn yesterday.
Lt. Col. Franklin Del Prado, spokesman of the Army’s 6th Infantry Division, said the suspect, Andih Montawal, did not resist arrest after sensing that men of the 6th ID’s intelligence unit and the 2nd Mechanized Infantry Battalion, led by Lt. Col. George Lomboy, had surrounded the Violtan Pension House.
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