+ Follow INSPECTOR ALFREDO OPRIASA Tag
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[Title] => Stolen vehicle recovered
[Summary] => Manila police operatives recovered in Valenzuela on Saturday a car forcibly taken from a Filipino-Chinese family by at least six men on a busy intersection in Binondo, Manila two weeks ago.
The vehicle, a silver gray Toyota Revo, with license plate XAB-128, was found abandoned along the McArthur Highway in Valenzuela City by operatives of Manila Police District (MPD)’s anti-carnapping (Ancar) section led by SPO1 Pedro Olanda.
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[Title] => 6 out of 10 jail escapees fall
[Summary] => Six of the 10 inmates who bolted their cell at the Binondo police station early last Saturday morning have been re-arrested by elements of the Western Police District.
In a report to Manila City Mayor Lito Atienza, acting Binondo police station commander Chief Inspector Edgardo Wycoco identified those re-arrested as Raul Samarro, Dennis Corpin, Virgilio Ibarle, Jomer Rosaroso, Nazareno Carsena and Dan Logo.
Samarro and Corpin were nabbed at the Parola Compound in Tondo, Manila, just hours after their escape. Carsena was re-arrested also that same day on Escolta, Manila.
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[Title] => 8 Manila prisoners bolt jail; 4 cops fired
[Summary] => Eight male inmates facing charges ranging from robbery to frustrated homicide escaped from their cell at the Chinatown police station early dawn Friday.
In view of the incident, Western Police District director Chief Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr. immediately relieved four officials of the Chinatown police station, including its commander, while administrative charges are being prepared against them.
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INSPECTOR ALFREDO OPRIASA
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The vehicle, a silver gray Toyota Revo, with license plate XAB-128, was found abandoned along the McArthur Highway in Valenzuela City by operatives of Manila Police District (MPD)’s anti-carnapping (Ancar) section led by SPO1 Pedro Olanda.
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[Summary] => Six of the 10 inmates who bolted their cell at the Binondo police station early last Saturday morning have been re-arrested by elements of the Western Police District.
In a report to Manila City Mayor Lito Atienza, acting Binondo police station commander Chief Inspector Edgardo Wycoco identified those re-arrested as Raul Samarro, Dennis Corpin, Virgilio Ibarle, Jomer Rosaroso, Nazareno Carsena and Dan Logo.
Samarro and Corpin were nabbed at the Parola Compound in Tondo, Manila, just hours after their escape. Carsena was re-arrested also that same day on Escolta, Manila.
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[Summary] => Eight male inmates facing charges ranging from robbery to frustrated homicide escaped from their cell at the Chinatown police station early dawn Friday.
In view of the incident, Western Police District director Chief Superintendent Avelino Razon Jr. immediately relieved four officials of the Chinatown police station, including its commander, while administrative charges are being prepared against them.
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