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[Title] => Parañaque to draft guidelines for banks
[Summary] => To prevent a sixth bank heist in Parañaque, Mayor Joey Marquez said yesterday he would draw up bank security guidelines and require all 127 banks in the city to strictly comply with the regulations.
Marquez told The STAR that he would instruct Superintendent Ronald Estilles, Parañaque City police chief, to draft security measures which all banks should implement to prevent another bank heist in the city.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => One more Union Bank branch falls prey to gang
[Summary] => In a five-minute heist, five armed men took P400,000 in cash from another Union Bank branch in Parañaque City early yesterday afternoon then simply walked away from the scene.
The branch, located along Quirino Avenue in Barangay La Huerta, is some 100 meters away from the Police Community Precinct 2.
Apart from seizing cash from the counters, the suspects also took cellular phones from clients and bank tellers. They were not able to get to the bank vault.
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[Title] => Suspects in kidnap try cleared
[Summary] => Parañaque police have released and cleared a Cavite traffic officer and his driver, earlier tagged as suspects in the kidnapping attempt on a couple.
The failed kidnap try last Tuesday morning was "election-related" based on what the driver, who turned out to be a victim, overheard from the real suspects.
Inspector Glenn Tigson, Parañaque Criminal Investigation Division chief, said Rodelyn Malaso, 39, said he was tied and beaten up by six men who commandeered his blue Kia Besta van (WRW-642) last Tuesday.
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[Title] => Ramos daughter’s hospital stay may be extended
[Summary] => Her hospital stay may be extended.
Caroline Ramos Sembrano, 45, daughter of former President Fidel Ramos, may have to remain confined at the Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) a bit longer to recuperate from a seven-hour head operation.
A friend of the Ramos family said Sembrano underwent surgery because of the head injuries she sustained after she was sideswiped by a water delivery truck late Thursday night in Parañaque City.
The STAR learned the other night that Sembrano had to undergo an operation to relieve swelling in her brain.
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[Title] => Ramos daughter hurt in mishap
[Summary] => A daughter of former President Fidel Ramos was hospitalized after being sideswiped by a water delivery truck late Thursday night in Parañaque City.
Carolina Ramos Sembrano, 45, a resident of Ayala Alabang subidivision in Muntinlupa City, was "unconscious and in critical condition as a result of the head injuries she sustained," said Inspector Glenn Tigson, head of the Parañaque City police Criminal Investigation Division.
But early last night, a report by ABS-CBN’s "TV Patrol" said Sembrano has been declared out of danger.
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INSPECTOR GLENN TIGSON
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[Summary] => To prevent a sixth bank heist in Parañaque, Mayor Joey Marquez said yesterday he would draw up bank security guidelines and require all 127 banks in the city to strictly comply with the regulations.
Marquez told The STAR that he would instruct Superintendent Ronald Estilles, Parañaque City police chief, to draft security measures which all banks should implement to prevent another bank heist in the city.
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[Title] => One more Union Bank branch falls prey to gang
[Summary] => In a five-minute heist, five armed men took P400,000 in cash from another Union Bank branch in Parañaque City early yesterday afternoon then simply walked away from the scene.
The branch, located along Quirino Avenue in Barangay La Huerta, is some 100 meters away from the Police Community Precinct 2.
Apart from seizing cash from the counters, the suspects also took cellular phones from clients and bank tellers. They were not able to get to the bank vault.
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[Title] => Suspects in kidnap try cleared
[Summary] => Parañaque police have released and cleared a Cavite traffic officer and his driver, earlier tagged as suspects in the kidnapping attempt on a couple.
The failed kidnap try last Tuesday morning was "election-related" based on what the driver, who turned out to be a victim, overheard from the real suspects.
Inspector Glenn Tigson, Parañaque Criminal Investigation Division chief, said Rodelyn Malaso, 39, said he was tied and beaten up by six men who commandeered his blue Kia Besta van (WRW-642) last Tuesday.
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[Title] => Ramos daughter’s hospital stay may be extended
[Summary] => Her hospital stay may be extended.
Caroline Ramos Sembrano, 45, daughter of former President Fidel Ramos, may have to remain confined at the Asian Hospital and Medical Center (AHMC) a bit longer to recuperate from a seven-hour head operation.
A friend of the Ramos family said Sembrano underwent surgery because of the head injuries she sustained after she was sideswiped by a water delivery truck late Thursday night in Parañaque City.
The STAR learned the other night that Sembrano had to undergo an operation to relieve swelling in her brain.
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[Title] => Ramos daughter hurt in mishap
[Summary] => A daughter of former President Fidel Ramos was hospitalized after being sideswiped by a water delivery truck late Thursday night in Parañaque City.
Carolina Ramos Sembrano, 45, a resident of Ayala Alabang subidivision in Muntinlupa City, was "unconscious and in critical condition as a result of the head injuries she sustained," said Inspector Glenn Tigson, head of the Parañaque City police Criminal Investigation Division.
But early last night, a report by ABS-CBN’s "TV Patrol" said Sembrano has been declared out of danger.
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September 19, 2003 - 12:00am
