+ Follow Informants Tag
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[Title] => 9 PNP informants get P7.96 million cash reward
[Summary] => Nine civilian informants received P7.96 million in cash reward from the Philippine National Police for their roles in the arrest of nine wanted fugitives.
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[Title] => 7 drug informants get P4.3M reward from PDEA
[Summary] => The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on Monday handed over P4.3 million cash reward to seven informants under its reward system.
[DatePublished] => 2013-12-16 11:01:49
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[Title] => Gov't awards informants of most wanted persons over P2 million
[Summary] => The Philippine government has given P2.335 million reward to seven confidential informants who provided vital information that led to the arrest of 22 Most Wanted Persons, a senior police official said today.
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[Title] => Failure to submit requirements blamed for delay in release of drug reward money
[Summary] => The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) yesterday blamed the failure of drug informants to submit requirements for the delay of the release of their reward money.
Assistant Secretary Rodolfo Caisip, PDEA deputy director general, explained that under the Dangerous Drugs Board regulation, "Operation Private Eye" will provide guidelines for granting monetary rewards for persons providing information leading to the apprehension of most wanted drug personalities.
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[Title] => Four drug informants seek P7.5-M reward
[Summary] => Four civilian informants who helped the police in busting four large shabu laboratories in Metro Manila and the provinces last year are asking the government to expedite the release of their P7.5 million reward.
Director Marcelo Ele Jr., commander of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AIDSOTF), said he is helping the four informants claim their reward to give "more teeth" to the government’s war against drug syndicates.
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[Title] => Failure to release reward money hurting drive vs drug syndicates
[Summary] => The failure of the government to reward drug informants is hurting it’s war against drug syndicates.
For the past six months, not a single drug laboratory or warehouse was neutralized because informants are now shying away after the government reneged on its promise to give cash rewards.
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[Title] => Mikey files whistle-blower protection bill
[Summary] => Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel Arroyo proposed yesterday a rewards and protection system for tipsters who offer relevant information and evidence against public officials and employees engaged in graft, corruption and other crimes.
Arroyo filed House Bill 2388 or the proposed Philippine Informants Act of 2004 in support of the intensified government campaign for a credible and honest bureaucracy.
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[Title] => EO protecting whistleblowers eyed
[Summary] => Discussions are underway for an executive order (EO) that may later be expanded into a bill providing protection to whistleblowers as the government struggles to contain serious graft and corruption that erode its revenues.
Involved on the discussions are the Office of the Ombudsman and the Revenue Integrity Protection Service (RIPS) under the Department of Finance.
The effort was spurred by recent problems with informants who ended up being harassed and accused after calling attention to irregularities in government.
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[Title] => Release reward money to drug informants
[Summary] => A lawyer threatened to go to court yesterday to compel the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) to release millions of pesos in reward money to his four clients who were informants in the recently busted shabu laboratories.
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[Title] => Senate to probe non-payment of rewards to informers
[Summary] => The Senate will investigate the government’s non-payment of an estimated P35 million in reward money to informers who played key roles in the recent busts of shabu laboratories nationwide.
Sen. Robert Barbers wants to know how this happened by instituting remedial measures for the informant reward program, for which P1 billion is available, and has called for Senate investigation of the matter, in aid of legislation.
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[Title] => 7 drug informants get P4.3M reward from PDEA
[Summary] => The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on Monday handed over P4.3 million cash reward to seven informants under its reward system.
[DatePublished] => 2013-12-16 11:01:49
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[Title] => Gov't awards informants of most wanted persons over P2 million
[Summary] => The Philippine government has given P2.335 million reward to seven confidential informants who provided vital information that led to the arrest of 22 Most Wanted Persons, a senior police official said today.
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[Title] => Failure to submit requirements blamed for delay in release of drug reward money
[Summary] => The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) yesterday blamed the failure of drug informants to submit requirements for the delay of the release of their reward money.
Assistant Secretary Rodolfo Caisip, PDEA deputy director general, explained that under the Dangerous Drugs Board regulation, "Operation Private Eye" will provide guidelines for granting monetary rewards for persons providing information leading to the apprehension of most wanted drug personalities.
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[Title] => Four drug informants seek P7.5-M reward
[Summary] => Four civilian informants who helped the police in busting four large shabu laboratories in Metro Manila and the provinces last year are asking the government to expedite the release of their P7.5 million reward.
Director Marcelo Ele Jr., commander of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AIDSOTF), said he is helping the four informants claim their reward to give "more teeth" to the government’s war against drug syndicates.
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[Title] => Failure to release reward money hurting drive vs drug syndicates
[Summary] => The failure of the government to reward drug informants is hurting it’s war against drug syndicates.
For the past six months, not a single drug laboratory or warehouse was neutralized because informants are now shying away after the government reneged on its promise to give cash rewards.
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[Title] => Mikey files whistle-blower protection bill
[Summary] => Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel Arroyo proposed yesterday a rewards and protection system for tipsters who offer relevant information and evidence against public officials and employees engaged in graft, corruption and other crimes.
Arroyo filed House Bill 2388 or the proposed Philippine Informants Act of 2004 in support of the intensified government campaign for a credible and honest bureaucracy.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-21 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Paolo Romero
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[Title] => EO protecting whistleblowers eyed
[Summary] => Discussions are underway for an executive order (EO) that may later be expanded into a bill providing protection to whistleblowers as the government struggles to contain serious graft and corruption that erode its revenues.
Involved on the discussions are the Office of the Ombudsman and the Revenue Integrity Protection Service (RIPS) under the Department of Finance.
The effort was spurred by recent problems with informants who ended up being harassed and accused after calling attention to irregularities in government.
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[Title] => Release reward money to drug informants
[Summary] => A lawyer threatened to go to court yesterday to compel the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) to release millions of pesos in reward money to his four clients who were informants in the recently busted shabu laboratories.
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[Title] => Senate to probe non-payment of rewards to informers
[Summary] => The Senate will investigate the government’s non-payment of an estimated P35 million in reward money to informers who played key roles in the recent busts of shabu laboratories nationwide.
Sen. Robert Barbers wants to know how this happened by instituting remedial measures for the informant reward program, for which P1 billion is available, and has called for Senate investigation of the matter, in aid of legislation.
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