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                    [Summary] => The 11-member House impeachment prosecution team urged lInterior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim yesterday to stop his inquiry into several mansions worth P1 billion allegedly owned by President Estrada.


Rep. Roan Libarios (LDP, Agusan del Norte), a team member, said National Bureau of Investigation agents deputized by Lim to help in the investigation have been scaring away potential witnesses.


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                    [Title] => Cebu police director relieved over explosives' case
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CEBU -- Provincial police director Robelito Comilang got what he wanted.

He was relieved of his post the other day following an order by Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim that he be investigated for allegedly
clearing a shipment of explosives intended for illegal fishing.

Comilang had asked to be relieved to "pave the way for an impartial and
unbiased investigation" by the PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection
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PNP regional director Tiburcio Fusilero designated deputy regional director for
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                    [Title] => Manila City Jail warden sacked by BJMP
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After only four days in office, the warden of the Manila City Jail was sacked
for last Saturday's escape of two inmates that led to the rumble between the
fugitives' prison gang and another gang which tried to stop them. 

The relief of Jail Superintendent George Talania was ordered by Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim and was carried out by acting Bureau of
Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) director Chief Supt. Arturo Alit. 

Tapped to replace Talania was Valenzuela jail warden Chief Inspector Romeo
Elisan.
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                    [AuthorName] => by Jose Aravilla And Mike Frialde
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                    [Title] => 20 M'kina quarantine residents surrender
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About 20 residents of the "quarantine areas" in Marikina who are suspected to
be drug pushers and users reportedly surrendered to the police last weekend.

Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando said the surrenderees are now being used as
"assets" of the government to gain information regarding the drug trade on
Singkamas and Mais streets in Sitio Tumana, Barangay Concepcion Uno which have
been declared as "drug risk areas."

Encouraged by the mass surrender, Fernando vowed to pursue his "quarantine
operations" in the two streets even as local residents threatened to put up
placards a
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                    [Title] => Tarlac town adopts 'Wild Wild West' formula against drug users,pushers
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VICTORIA, Tarlac -- The hunt for suspected drug pushers and dependents has
reached even this far off town at the Tarlac-Nueva Ecija border.

The hunt, however, is far different from the shame campaign of Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim. Rather, it is more similar to the
"Wild, Wild West" campaign against criminals with posters screaming the words
"Wanted" and "Cash Reward."

Posters are now all over this hometown of Tarlac Gov.
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                    [AuthorID] => 1190200
                    [AuthorName] => by Benjie Villa
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARY ALFREDO LIM

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Rep. Roan Libarios (LDP, Agusan del Norte), a team member, said National Bureau of Investigation agents deputized by Lim to help in the investigation have been scaring away potential witnesses.


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CEBU -- Provincial police director Robelito Comilang got what he wanted.

He was relieved of his post the other day following an order by Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim that he be investigated for allegedly
clearing a shipment of explosives intended for illegal fishing.

Comilang had asked to be relieved to "pave the way for an impartial and
unbiased investigation" by the PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection
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PNP regional director Tiburcio Fusilero designated deputy regional director for
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fugitives' prison gang and another gang which tried to stop them. 

The relief of Jail Superintendent George Talania was ordered by Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim and was carried out by acting Bureau of
Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) director Chief Supt. Arturo Alit. 

Tapped to replace Talania was Valenzuela jail warden Chief Inspector Romeo
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Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando said the surrenderees are now being used as
"assets" of the government to gain information regarding the drug trade on
Singkamas and Mais streets in Sitio Tumana, Barangay Concepcion Uno which have
been declared as "drug risk areas."

Encouraged by the mass surrender, Fernando vowed to pursue his "quarantine
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reached even this far off town at the Tarlac-Nueva Ecija border.

The hunt, however, is far different from the shame campaign of Interior and
Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim. Rather, it is more similar to the
"Wild, Wild West" campaign against criminals with posters screaming the words
"Wanted" and "Cash Reward."

Posters are now all over this hometown of Tarlac Gov.
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‘Don’t scare witnesses’

By Jess Diaz | November 20, 2000 - 12:00am

The 11-member House impeachment prosecution team urged lInterior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim yesterday to stop his inquiry into several mansions worth P1 billion allegedly owned by President Estrada. Rep....

Headlines

Cebu police director relieved over explosives' case

By by Freeman NewsService | May 25, 2000 - 12:00am

CEBU -- Provincial police director Robelito Comilang got what he wanted. He was relieved of his post the other day following an order by Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim that he be investigated...

Headlines

Manila City Jail warden sacked by BJMP

By by Jose Aravilla And Mike Frialde | May 9, 2000 - 12:00am

After only four days in office, the warden of the Manila City Jail was sacked for last Saturday's escape of two inmates that led to the rumble between the fugitives' prison gang and another gang which tried to...

Headlines

20 M'kina quarantine residents surrender

By Non Alquitran | February 2, 2000 - 12:00am

About 20 residents of the "quarantine areas" in Marikina who are suspected to be drug pushers and users reportedly surrendered to the police last weekend. Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando said the surrenderees...

Headlines

Tarlac town adopts 'Wild Wild West' formula against drug users,pushers

By by Benjie Villa | January 30, 2000 - 12:00am

VICTORIA, Tarlac -- The hunt for suspected drug pushers and dependents has reached even this far off town at the Tarlac-Nueva Ecija border. The hunt, however, is far different from the shame campaign of Interior...

Headlines