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[Title] => Suspected Indon terrorists in GenSan to get their day in court, says judge
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — The Court of Appeals granted yesterday a petition for habeas corpus allowing three of four suspected Indonesian terrorists arrested in separate raids last Saturday to appear before the court.
In a three-page resolution dated Sept. 19, the Court of Appeals’ Sixth Division Associate Justice Renato Dacudao set the hearing for Jaka Antarani, Rakman Yanis and Julkri Letembuba and ordered the Philippine National Police (PNP), the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to present them to court.
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[Title] => Al-Qaeda camps in South probed
[Summary] => The military is verifying reports on western intelligence information alleging that the secessionist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) had set up two training camps for the al-Qaeda terror network in Mindanao.
"We have yet to determine the veracity of the reports about the training because those (came from) western intelligence," an official who asked not to be named said.
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[Title] => Four Indons tied to al-Qaeda fall
[Summary] => Security forces have arrested four Indonesian men in anti-terrorist sweeps in General Santos City, the military said yesterday.
The suspects, Uskar Makawata, Jaka Antanari, Julkiri Lentembuba and Rahman Yanis, arrived in the city on July 22 and were rounded up in police-military raids on Saturday, said Brig. Gen. Generoso Senga, head of an Army infantry division in the area.
"We were targeting a group of foreign nationals suspected to be" involved in terrorist activities, Senga told reporters by telephone from his base in Cotabato City.
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In a three-page resolution dated Sept. 19, the Court of Appeals’ Sixth Division Associate Justice Renato Dacudao set the hearing for Jaka Antarani, Rakman Yanis and Julkri Letembuba and ordered the Philippine National Police (PNP), the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to present them to court.
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"We have yet to determine the veracity of the reports about the training because those (came from) western intelligence," an official who asked not to be named said.
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[Title] => Four Indons tied to al-Qaeda fall
[Summary] => Security forces have arrested four Indonesian men in anti-terrorist sweeps in General Santos City, the military said yesterday.
The suspects, Uskar Makawata, Jaka Antanari, Julkiri Lentembuba and Rahman Yanis, arrived in the city on July 22 and were rounded up in police-military raids on Saturday, said Brig. Gen. Generoso Senga, head of an Army infantry division in the area.
"We were targeting a group of foreign nationals suspected to be" involved in terrorist activities, Senga told reporters by telephone from his base in Cotabato City.
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September 18, 2002 - 12:00am
