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Sanchez’s wife Editha may be rejoicing on the favorable decision of Judge Leoncio Janolo of RTC Branch 264, but not her husband, Antonio, who is still languishing in jail after being convicted years ago for the rape-killing of University of the Philippines student Aileen Sarmienta and the slaying of her boyfriend in Los Baños, Laguna. 


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                    [Summary] => Three Chinese nationals caught peddling 548.5 grams of shabu to a police officer posing as a buyer four years ago in Pasig City were meted the death penalty yesterday by the city’s regional trial court (RTC).


Judge Leoncio Janolo Jr., of Pasig RTC Branch 264, found Ronald Yao, Wen Jin Cai and Chua Lin Yen guilty of drug pushing.


Janolo sentenced the three men in absentia after the judge allowed them to post P200,000 bail in 2003. 


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Judge Leoncio Janolo of Pasig City regional trial court Branch 264 found accused Chua Chi, Huang Hongwei, Joey Lu and Xingfu Wang guilty beyond reasonable doubt and ordered them to pay the government a fine of P1 million each.


Chief drugbuster Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay expressed satisfaction over Janolo’s decision. 


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL – Big business
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Ex-RP envoy to Kenya dies

December 7, 2008 - 12:00am

Philippine Ambassador to Kenya Ma. Rosario Janolo died of a lingering illness in Nairobi last Friday, the Department of Foreign Affairs announced yesterday.

Obituaries

Sanchez couple cleared of tax evasion

By Non Alquitran | December 1, 2005 - 12:00am

For lack of evidence, the Pasig City regional trial court (RTC) acquitted former Cala—uan, Laguna mayor Antonio Sanchez and his wife of charges that they failed to pay P8 million in taxes for five years. Sanchez’s...

Nation

3 Chinese nationals sentenced to death for peddling shabu

By Non Alquitran | November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Three Chinese nationals caught peddling 548.5 grams of shabu to a police officer posing as a buyer four years ago in Pasig City were meted the death penalty yesterday by the city’s regional trial court (RTC). Judge...

Metro

Bitay sa 3 Chinese drug lord

By Edwin Balasa | November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Parusang kamatayan ang ipinataw ng Pasig Regional Trial Court (RTC) sa tatlong drug lord na pawang mga Chinese national na kanilang naaresto sa pagtutulak ng mahigit 500 gramo ng shabu, apat na taon na ang naka...

PSN Metro

Life terms for four Chinese shabu makers

By Non Alquitran | June 26, 2004 - 12:00am

Four Chinese nationals arrested for their involvement in the manufacturing shabu at a clandestine laboratory in Pasig City in November 2001 were meted life sentences yesterday by a Pasig City judge. Judge Leoncio...

Metro

EDITORIAL – Big business

June 21, 2003 - 12:00am

While President Arroyo wants law enforcers to crack down on drug dealing the way Thailand did for three months this year, individuals facing drug charges continue to be freed on bail by Philippine courts.

Opinion

Cops hit granting of bail to Korean drug suspect

By Non Alquitran | June 20, 2003 - 12:00am

The government’s renewed campaign against illegal drugs apparently suffered a major setback when on a mere technicality, a judge from Pasig City granted bail to a Korean national caught last year in possession...

Metro