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[Title] => ‘No politics in arrest of Indonesians’
[Summary] => The arrest of three Indonesians in Manila on suspicion of terrorism was not politically-motivated as alleged by the suspects, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday.
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[Title] => Court allows reconsideration of evidence vs 3 Indonesians
[Summary] => Three Indonesians arrested for possession of explosives at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last month were given 60 days by the court yesterday to have the evidence against them reconsidered.
Judge Henrick Gincoyon of the Pasay City regional trial court granted the motion of the Filipino lawyer of Agus Dwirkana, Abdul Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung for a preliminary investigation, thereby postponing an arraignment scheduled for yesterday.
The hearing lasted only a few minutes. Preliminary investigations usually take 60 days.
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[Title] => PNP: We didn’t plant explosives on Indon
[Summary] => A Philippine National Police (PNP) official debunked yesterday claims by one of the three Indonesians arrested in Manila on suspicion of terrorism that police agents "planted" evidence in their luggage when they were held before departure at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport last month.
PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Leonardo Espina said it was expected of the arrested foreigners to issue such claims because they are facing criminal charges in the country.
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[Title] => Indon says bomb ‘planted’ by cops
[Summary] => JAKARTA (AFP) – One of three Indonesians arrested in the Philippines on suspicion of terrorism has accused Philippine police of planting explosives in his luggage, a report said here yesterday.
"I saw it myself, the hand of the police that put those things into my luggage," Tamsil Linrung told the Koran Tempo daily from Manila.
He said police did not check the luggage of other passengers and that they planted the explosives in his luggage when they opened it for a manual check following X-ray examination.
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Judge Henrick Gincoyon of the Pasay City regional trial court granted the motion of the Filipino lawyer of Agus Dwirkana, Abdul Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung for a preliminary investigation, thereby postponing an arraignment scheduled for yesterday.
The hearing lasted only a few minutes. Preliminary investigations usually take 60 days.
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PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Leonardo Espina said it was expected of the arrested foreigners to issue such claims because they are facing criminal charges in the country.
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"I saw it myself, the hand of the police that put those things into my luggage," Tamsil Linrung told the Koran Tempo daily from Manila.
He said police did not check the luggage of other passengers and that they planted the explosives in his luggage when they opened it for a manual check following X-ray examination.
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