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The anti-terror unit of Joint Task Force Comet, which led the degrading of the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militants in Sulu province, has its new commander effective Sunday.
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                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Marines released two of the five suspected Abu Sayyaf members whom they captured in Patikul, Sulu last Wednesday after they turned out to be minors, the military said.


This developed as the government troops shifted their offensive against the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf from Indanan to Patikul town where Khadaffy Janjalani, the extremist group’s chieftain, and two Jemaah Islamiyah members, Dulmatin and Umar Patek, had slipped into to elude their attackers.


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                    [Title] => Kidnappers free abducted Marawi sheriff
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Members of the Ad Hoc Joint Action Group (AHJAG) succeeded in working out the release without any ransom of a court sheriff snatched in Marawi City last May 30.


The AHJAG, composed of representatives from the military and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, monitors the activities of criminals and terrorists in areas covered by the ceasefire.


Marine Gen. Mohammad Ben Dolorfino, chairman of the government’s AHJAG, said the captive, Palao Diamla, was set free by his abductors in Piagapo, a hinterland town in Lanao del Sur.


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                    [Title] => Marawi City cracks down on criminality
                    [Summary] => MARAWI CITY – As part of its renewed crackdown on criminality, the city government has closed billiard halls and totally banned any form of gambling, drinking of liquor, pornography and public display of homosexuality. 


City officials led by Mayor Omar Solitario Ali came up with these measures following a meeting Thursday with police and military officials, prosecutors and judges, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Authority, and ulamas (Islamic preachers). 


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                    [Title] => Still no clues on kidnapped N. Cotabato engineer
                    [Summary] => CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao — Police and Army investigators still have no clues on the whereabouts of an engineer-trader who was snatched from his farm in Libungan, North Cotabato last Monday.


For two days now, text messages have been circulating here, claiming that the abductors of 66-year-old Bravick Araral have demanded P10 million in exchange for his release.


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                    [Title] => Pentagon Gang abducts Cotabato engineer
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Heavily armed men, believed to be the notorious kidnap-for-ransom group of the Pentagon Gang, abducted a wealthy engineer and farm owner in a village in Libungan, North Cotabato.


The military identified the latest kidnap victim of the Pentagon Gang as Engr. Bravit Araral, 69, who was forcibly taken shortly before 8 a.m. Monday in the village of Baguer.


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COTABATO CITY — Unidentified men sprayed with automatic gunfire a convoy of Marines belonging to a special group helping enforce the ceasefire with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, wounding one of them and causing panic among villagers in Pualas, Lanao del Sur where the ambush took place.  


Marine Gen. Mohammad Ben Dolorfino, chief of the government’s Ad-Hoc Joint Action Group, said his men were on their way to Cotabato City from their headquarters in Lanao del Sur when the ambushers opened fire, wounding a certain Sgt. Luna.  


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                    [Title] => Dolorfino remembered for role in peaceful elections in ARMM
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Brig. Gen. Mohammad Ben Dolorfino, who bade city residents goodbye yesterday following the completion of his tour of duty as commander of the 2nd Marine Brigade, will be remembered for his role in what many believe were the first-ever peaceful elections in the 15-year-old Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) last Aug. 8.


Dolorfino headed the interim Task Force HOPE (Honest, Orderly and Peaceful Elections), which helped the Commission on Elections administer the fifth ARMM elections.   


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                    [Title] => Pentagon abandons 3-year-old
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — The Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang abandoned a three-year-old boy it had held captive since Aug. 23 after Moro guerrillas had closed in on their hideout in Sultan sa Barongis, Maguindanao yesterday. 


The boy, Ralph Ashley Alcular, was snatched by his own nanny, Hazel Tuala, and two men from a day care center near the boy’s home in Kidapawan City.


The Moro guerrillas assisted the Ad Hoc Joint Action Group (AHJAG), composed of representatives of the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, in going after the boy’s kidnappers.


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MOHAMMAD BEN DOLORFINO

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This developed as the government troops shifted their offensive against the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf from Indanan to Patikul town where Khadaffy Janjalani, the extremist group’s chieftain, and two Jemaah Islamiyah members, Dulmatin and Umar Patek, had slipped into to elude their attackers.


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The AHJAG, composed of representatives from the military and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, monitors the activities of criminals and terrorists in areas covered by the ceasefire.


Marine Gen. Mohammad Ben Dolorfino, chairman of the government’s AHJAG, said the captive, Palao Diamla, was set free by his abductors in Piagapo, a hinterland town in Lanao del Sur.


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City officials led by Mayor Omar Solitario Ali came up with these measures following a meeting Thursday with police and military officials, prosecutors and judges, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Authority, and ulamas (Islamic preachers). 


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For two days now, text messages have been circulating here, claiming that the abductors of 66-year-old Bravick Araral have demanded P10 million in exchange for his release.


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The military identified the latest kidnap victim of the Pentagon Gang as Engr. Bravit Araral, 69, who was forcibly taken shortly before 8 a.m. Monday in the village of Baguer.


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Marine Gen. Mohammad Ben Dolorfino, chief of the government’s Ad-Hoc Joint Action Group, said his men were on their way to Cotabato City from their headquarters in Lanao del Sur when the ambushers opened fire, wounding a certain Sgt. Luna.  


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The boy, Ralph Ashley Alcular, was snatched by his own nanny, Hazel Tuala, and two men from a day care center near the boy’s home in Kidapawan City.


The Moro guerrillas assisted the Ad Hoc Joint Action Group (AHJAG), composed of representatives of the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, in going after the boy’s kidnappers.


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