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A criminal complaint for illegal possession of firearm was filed in court against the man who chased members of the One Stop Towing Services with his handgun when his multicab was towed last Saturday morning.
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                    [Title] => Contempt kay Iggy
                    [Summary] => Hinamon kahapon ni dating Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero ang mga senador na sampahan ng contempt charges ang kapatid ni First Gentleman Mike Arroyo na si Ignacio Arroyo dahil sa patuloy na pagtanggi ni Iggy sa mga katanungan ng mga senador na kung saan ay ginagamit pang depensa ng negosyante ang kanyang constitutional rights para makaiwas sa mga mapanuring tanong ng mga mambabatas.


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                    [Title] => NBI to call architects, contractors of Estrada mansions
                    [Summary] => Senate President Aquilino Pimentel Jr. approved last Wednesday the request of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to look into the records of the impeachment trial as part of its investigation on the alleged mansions of ousted President Joseph Estrada.


NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco told reporters yesterday his agents are now going through the statements of several witnesses who are in the custody of the Department of Justice.


"(The opening of  the impeachment records on the mansions) will be very helpful in our investigations," he said.


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                    [Title] => Next NBI chief an insider?
                    [Summary] => At four to one odds, chances are an insider may be the next National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director.


Sources said four of five nominees submitted by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to the NBI post are insiders.


The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.


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                    [Title] => Estrada OKs suspension of voters’ project
                    [Summary] => President Estrada ordered yesterday the recommendation of Commission on Elections’ chairperson Harriet Demetriou to suspend the P6.5-billion voter registration and identification system (VRIS) project.


Malacañang, in a statement, said the President’s decision stemmed from "legal, financial and technical" issues, and not from speculations that one of the bidders was connected with Guia Gomez, with whom he has a son.


Press Undersecretary Michael Toledo said the President will ask Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to review the VRIS contract.


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                    [Title] => NBI probers clear Estrada in mansion controversy
                    [Summary] => President Estrada has no link with the six controversial mansions in Metro Manila and Tagaytay City which anti-Estrada groups insist belong to him, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday.


However, acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay told reporters the findings of his agents were "only initial" and the results have been forwarded to the NBI legal division for "further investigation."


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - It’s time to stop the NBI probe
                    [Summary] => Before his impeachment, President Estrada had ordered an investigation of reports that he was maintaining mansions for his mistresses. Tasked to investigate the ownership of at least five properties was Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim.


As soon as Mr. Estrada issued the order, doubts were raised about the impartiality of any probe that would be carried out by a member of his official family, who serves as an alter ego of the President. Lim later tossed the probe to the National Bureau of Investigation which he used to head.


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                    [Title] => New government gambling policy in the offing
                    [Summary] => Prompted by the political firestorm triggered by the jueteng scandal, Malacañang will come up next month with a new state policy on gambling.


A government panel headed by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero is now reviewing state-run gambling operations, including those of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom).


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                    [Title] => DOJ: Mayors can’t impose sanctions unilaterally
                    [Summary] => Mayors of municipalities and highly-urbanized cities have no power to unilaterally impose administrative sanctions against erring elective officials who are facing administrative charges, the Department of Justice (DOJ) ruled.


While local chief executives are granted such power under Republic Act 7160, or the Local Government Code of 1991, the DOJ clarified that mayors still have to get the prior approval of their respective municipal or city councils.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t won’t appeal Tan case anymore
                    [Summary] => Not anymore.


The chances of appealing the P25.3-billion tax evasion case against  tycoon Lucio Tan continue to dim as the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) admitted it needs more time to evaluate the evidence.


In a letter to Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero dated Sept. 22, BIR Commissioner Dakila Fonacier said the ad hoc committee, which he created, needs "at least four months to study Mr. Tan’s tax fraud suit."


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JUSTICE SECRETARY ARTEMIO TUQUERO

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NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco told reporters yesterday his agents are now going through the statements of several witnesses who are in the custody of the Department of Justice.


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The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.


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                    [Title] => Estrada OKs suspension of voters’ project
                    [Summary] => President Estrada ordered yesterday the recommendation of Commission on Elections’ chairperson Harriet Demetriou to suspend the P6.5-billion voter registration and identification system (VRIS) project.


Malacañang, in a statement, said the President’s decision stemmed from "legal, financial and technical" issues, and not from speculations that one of the bidders was connected with Guia Gomez, with whom he has a son.


Press Undersecretary Michael Toledo said the President will ask Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to review the VRIS contract.


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As soon as Mr. Estrada issued the order, doubts were raised about the impartiality of any probe that would be carried out by a member of his official family, who serves as an alter ego of the President. Lim later tossed the probe to the National Bureau of Investigation which he used to head.


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A government panel headed by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero is now reviewing state-run gambling operations, including those of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and the Philippine Racing Commission (Philracom).


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In a letter to Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero dated Sept. 22, BIR Commissioner Dakila Fonacier said the ad hoc committee, which he created, needs "at least four months to study Mr. Tan’s tax fraud suit."


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