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The Supreme Court has affirmed the acquittal of Hong Kong businessman Lawrence Wang who was arrested in 1996 by agents of the Public Assistance and Reaction Against Crime (PARAC) in Manila for allegedly trafficking 29 kilos of shabu or methamphetamine hydrochloride.


Wang was acquitted by Manila Regional Trial Court (MTC) Branch 18 presiding Judge Perfecto Laguio Jr. of the consolidated charges of violation of the Dangerous Drugs Act, illegal possession of firearms and violation of the Comelec gun ban for lack of evidence. 


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Drilon, who arrived from Australia over the weekend, said he hopes that Barbers and Lacson would "put aside" personal insults because it would be detrimental to them as senators and to the integrity of the Senate as an institution.


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                    [Title] => Bury hatchet, Biazon urges Lacson, Barbers
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Senators Panfilo "Ping" Lacson and Robert Barbers were urged yesterday to bury the hatchet and stop their feud for the sake of the Senate.


In making the appeal, Lacson’s opposition colleague Rodolfo Biazon said the quarrel between the two is putting the entire Senate in a bad light.


The two should just talk things over instead of feuding in public, he said.


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                    [Summary] => Nag-usap na umano sina Senator Robert Barbers at Senator Panfilo Lacson matapos gumitna sa naging "word war" ng mga ito sina Presidential Adviser on Illegal Drugs Alfredo Lim at Cavite Gov. Ireneo "Ayong" Maliksi kamakalawa ng gabi sa Diamond Hotel sa Roxas blvd., Maynila.


Ayon sa source, naging sikreto umano ang pag-uusap nina Barbers at Lacson kung saan ang kasama lamang ng mga ito sa isang function room sa Diamond Hotel ay sina Lim at Maliksi.


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                    [Title] => NBI closing on shabu haul brains
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This after the NBI’s Special Task Force (STF)  invited yesterday for questioning a male lathe machine operator in Valenzuela. 


STF head Max Salvador said the lathe operator whom he refused to identify was the "dummy" owner of the condominium unit in Pasay City which was used by suspected members of the 14-K drug syndicate as a storeroom for the drugs.


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Wang was acquitted by Manila Regional Trial Court (MTC) Branch 18 presiding Judge Perfecto Laguio Jr. of the consolidated charges of violation of the Dangerous Drugs Act, illegal possession of firearms and violation of the Comelec gun ban for lack of evidence. 


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Senators Panfilo "Ping" Lacson and Robert Barbers were urged yesterday to bury the hatchet and stop their feud for the sake of the Senate.


In making the appeal, Lacson’s opposition colleague Rodolfo Biazon said the quarrel between the two is putting the entire Senate in a bad light.


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SC affirms acquittal of Lawrence Wang

By Mike Frialde | March 22, 2007 - 12:00am

The Supreme Court has affirmed the acquittal of Hong Kong businessman Lawrence Wang who was arrested in 1996 by agents of the Public Assistance and Reaction Against Crime (PARAC) in Manila for allegedly trafficking...

Metro

Nakalalasing ang pulitika

By Danny Macabuhay | July 3, 2003 - 12:00am

KAMAKAILAN, nagpalitan ng maaanghang na akusasyon sina Sen. Robert Barbers at Sen. Panfilo Lacson. Sinabi ni Barbers sa mga reporters na ang komite ng public order and illegal drugs na kanyang pinamumunuan at ang...

PSN Opinyon

Drilon wants to mediate between Ping, Barbers

By Jose Rodel Clapano | July 1, 2003 - 12:00am

To save the Senate from being dragged into a word war between Senators Robert Barbers and Panfilo Lacson, Senate President Franklin Drilon said yesterday he is willing to broker peace between them. Drilon, who arrived...

Headlines

Bury hatchet, Biazon urges Lacson, Barbers

June 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Would the two warring former policemen-turned senators listen to a former soldier-colleague? Senators Panfilo "Ping" Lacson and Robert Barbers were urged yesterday to bury the hatchet and stop their feud...

Headlines

Barbers, Lacson 'bati' na

June 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Nag-usap na umano sina Senator Robert Barbers at Senator Panfilo Lacson matapos gumitna sa naging "word war" ng mga ito sina Presidential Adviser on Illegal Drugs Alfredo Lim at Cavite Gov. Ireneo "Ayong"...

Bansa

NBI closing on shabu haul brains

January 12, 2001 - 12:00am

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now closing-in on the alleged "brains" of the 250-kilo shabu haul seized from a condominium unit in Pasay City last Dec. 26. This after the NBI’s Special...

Metro