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                    [Title] => PNP gives security to slain cop's kin
                    [Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered 24-hour security for the brother of a police officer who was killed in an encounter with anti-narcotics agents last August.
                    [DatePublished] => 2009-11-20 15:37:48
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                    [Title] => Two drug traffickers sentenced to death
                    [Summary] => Two tattooed Chinese nationals, tagged as members of the Hong Kong Triad, were sentenced to death by a Caloocan Regional Trial Court judge yesterday for trafficking over a kilo of shabu and ephedrine hydrochloride four years ago.


In a 33-page decision, Judge Victorino Alvaro of RTC Branch 120 also imposed a fine of P.5 million each on Leman Ang, 37, and Zhangwei Lu, 31, both natives of mainland China and with a temporary address in Caloocan City. 


The convicts, who spoke in halting English, were immediately committed to the National Penitentiary in Muntinlupa City.


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                    [Title] => Sellon orders Castro back to work
                    [Summary] => Controversial Cebu City assistant prosecutor Mary Ann Castro will again be busy handling inquest proceedings and other prosecution duties in courts starting tomorrow after city prosecutor Nicolas Sellon ordered her to report back to work after a three-month suspension.


Sellon yesterday issued a memorandum ordering Castro to resume her court and inquest duties as well as the handling of cases under preliminary investigation unless there are orders from the Sandiganbayan or Department of Justice for her to refrain from handling her job.


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                    [Title] => Controversial Cebu fiscal seeks forgiveness
                    [Summary] => CEBU — After the Court of Appeals ordered the continuation of the immorality case against her, a controversial Cebu prosecutor showed for the first time her vulnerability as she begged the public for forgiveness for the wrongs she might have done in the past. 


For now, prosecutor Mary Ann Castro wants to leave the past behind her and forget the controversy over her alleged illicit affair with businessman Zandro Agusto. 


But she has to face it because the appellate court has ruled that the administrative case against her for immorality should be pursued.


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                    [Title] => CA to Cebu court: Don’t admit shabu as evidence
                    [Summary] => CEBU — The Court of Appeals (CA) has reversed its earlier decision admitting as evidence over 200 grams of shabu seized from an alleged Hong Kong Triad member in 2001.


In a 26-page ruling, the appellate court ordered Judge Fortunato de Gracia of Regional Trial Court Branch 15 to declare as inadmissible the shabu that authorities confiscated from the Starex van of Giovanni "Nanan’ Gimenez on Sept. 7, 2001. 


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                    [Title] => 10 miyembro ng drug syndicate muling ipinaaresto ng QCRTC
                    [Summary] => Muling ipinaaaresto ni Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Jaime Salazar Jr. ang 10 miyembro ng umano’y drug syndicate na Hong Kong Triad na una nang pinalaya matapos na madismis ang drug charges na isinampa laban sa mga ito sa ibang korte.


Nagpalabas si Salazar ng QCRTC Branch 103 ng warrant of arrest laban kina Jimmy Chua, Man Chuck Li, Willy Ang, Tom Chua, Lai Nar, Sam Li Chua, Concepcion Andohon, Jessilyn Lamosa, Sally Ong at Jaim Maramanay matapos na baligtarin nito ang naunang desisyon ni QCRTC Judge Emilio Leanchon ng Branch 224 noong Nobyembre 15, 2002.


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                    [Title] => Campos colleagues vow to help probe murder
                    [Summary] => Slain controversial Superintendent John Campos’ colleagues in the police said they will ask around to help in the murder investigation and bring his assailants to justice.


"We have discussed this and we agreed that we all want to silently help in the investigation, at least in intelligence-gathering," Senior Superintendent Francisco Villaroman told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Get to bottom of Campos slaying, GMA orders cops
                    [Summary] => Get to the bottom of things.


This was the President’s order yesterday to Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina Jr. regarding last Thursday’s murder of controverisal police Superintendent John Campos.


Mrs. Arroyo wanted Lina to press investigators of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to "get to the bottom" of the Campos slay case amid reports the incident may be part of a destabilization attempt against the government.


The PNP is directly under Lina.


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                    [Title] => Pulis nahulihan ng shabu habang naka-duty
                    [Summary] => Bagsak kalaboso ang isang pulis na pinaghihinalaang may malawak na koneksyon sa Hong Kong Triad drug syndicate na aktibong kumikilos sa Metro Manila matapos mahulihan ng may P.2 M halaga ng shabu habang naka-duty sa EPD headquarters annex sa Pasig City, kahapon ng madaling araw.


Nakilala ang dinakip na pulis na si PO2 Elmer Ramos, 26, ng Liberty St., Cubao, Quezon City at nakatalaga sa District Drug  Enforcement Unit (DDEU) ng EPD.


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                    [Title] => Saan napupunta ang P100-M para sa reward system ng PNP?
                    [Summary] => Dapat lang sigurong busisiing mabuti ng gobyerno ni Presidente Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo kung saan napupunta ang mahigit P100 milyong pondo ng National Drugs Enforcement and Prevention (NDEP) sa Camp Crame ukol sa kanilang ‘Private Eye’’ reward system.


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In a 33-page decision, Judge Victorino Alvaro of RTC Branch 120 also imposed a fine of P.5 million each on Leman Ang, 37, and Zhangwei Lu, 31, both natives of mainland China and with a temporary address in Caloocan City. 


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Sellon yesterday issued a memorandum ordering Castro to resume her court and inquest duties as well as the handling of cases under preliminary investigation unless there are orders from the Sandiganbayan or Department of Justice for her to refrain from handling her job.


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For now, prosecutor Mary Ann Castro wants to leave the past behind her and forget the controversy over her alleged illicit affair with businessman Zandro Agusto. 


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In a 26-page ruling, the appellate court ordered Judge Fortunato de Gracia of Regional Trial Court Branch 15 to declare as inadmissible the shabu that authorities confiscated from the Starex van of Giovanni "Nanan’ Gimenez on Sept. 7, 2001. 


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                    [Title] => 10 miyembro ng drug syndicate muling ipinaaresto ng QCRTC
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                    [Title] => Get to bottom of Campos slaying, GMA orders cops
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Mrs. Arroyo wanted Lina to press investigators of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to "get to the bottom" of the Campos slay case amid reports the incident may be part of a destabilization attempt against the government.


The PNP is directly under Lina.


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Nakilala ang dinakip na pulis na si PO2 Elmer Ramos, 26, ng Liberty St., Cubao, Quezon City at nakatalaga sa District Drug  Enforcement Unit (DDEU) ng EPD.


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