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Lawyer Antonio Curameng, DFA consular affairs division chief, said yesterday there is no official word of the Sydney police taking custody of the young Gonzales but embassy officials believe the authorities are concerned about his safety.


"The police there couldn’t take chances because the family was almost wiped out and they’re concerned for his safety," Curameng said. 


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LAWYER ANTONIO CURAMENG

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DFA favors police custody for Sef

July 20, 2001 - 12:00am

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) believes Australian authorities could better protect Sef Gonzales while he is in police custody. Lawyer Antonio Curameng, DFA consular affairs division chief, said yesterday...

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