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This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police District (WPD) admitted that evidence against 24-year-old Racquel Santiago (not Carillo as earlier reported) is weak at the moment.


"What we have right now is purely circumstantial. We even do not even have the blunt instrument she allegedly used in beating her son," said Chief Inspector Juanito Taluban, WPD homicide section chief.


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                    [Title] => Oven man hangs self
                    [Summary] => An oven operator of a popular restaurant near Roxas Boulevard killed himself by hanging, after his long-time girlfriend reportedly threatened to leave him.


Homicide investigators of the Western Police District identified the victim as Noel Lumalang, 22, of 584 San Andres Street Street, Malate, Manila.


According to detective Norberto Obrero, the victim, who worked as an oven man for the Aristocrat Restaurant, went home at about 9 p.m. last Saturday, apparently depressed.


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                    [Summary] => The new leadership of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) will initiate its own probe on the alleged unauthorized investment of the association’s funds worth more than half a million pesos reportedly committed by its resigned president.


Newly installed MFBAI president SPO4 Norberto Obrero told The STAR  an investigation will be conducted as to how former MFBAI president SPO3 Reynaldo Li managed to invest the association’s fund worth P506,940.31 in time deposit without a board resolution.


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                    [Title] => Police brotherhood asks head to resign
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This was the collective cry of the officers of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. as they called on the MFBAI president to temporarily step down from his post until his alleged participation in a banking scam has been cleared by the court.


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                    [Title] => Cops probed for ‘prayer meet’
                    [Summary] => The leadership of the Western Police District has started its crackdown on members of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. (MFBAI) who had joined a controversial prayer meeting last Feb. 22.


This after WPD director Chief Superintendent Nicolas Pasinos has ordered four officials of the MFBAI to submit written explanations yesterday on why no administrative sanctions should be imposed on them for joining the prayer meeting.


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                    [Title] => 3 slain in Malate robbery
                    [Summary] => A Filipino-Chinese owner of a cellular phone store in Malate, Manila and two others were brutally killed by suspected robbers yesterday morning.


The bloody bodies of Bobby Sy, 36, Marie dela Cruz, 33; and Ronnie Figueroa, 36, were found piled one-on-top of the other inside the cramped outlet of the Up to Date cellular phone store at about 9:25 a.m. by Cherry Castro, a sales clerk of the cell phone shop.


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This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police District (WPD) admitted that evidence against 24-year-old Racquel Santiago (not Carillo as earlier reported) is weak at the moment.


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‘Baby killer’ may walk free; cops say evidence weak

By Mike Frialde | December 11, 2002 - 12:00am

The 24-year-old mother who allegedly beat her one-month-old son to death inside their house in Tondo, Manila the other day could possibly walk free. This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police...

Metro

Oven man hangs self

November 11, 2002 - 12:00am

An oven operator of a popular restaurant near Roxas Boulevard killed himself by hanging, after his long-time girlfriend reportedly threatened to leave him. Homicide investigators of the Western Police District identified...

Metro

MFBAI to probe unauthorized investment of funds

By Nestor Etolle | November 4, 2002 - 12:00am

The new leadership of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association, Inc. (MFBAI) will initiate its own probe on the alleged unauthorized investment of the association’s funds worth more than half a million...

Metro

Police brotherhood asks head to resign

By Nestor Etolle | October 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Save the ideals of the police brotherhood! This was the collective cry of the officers of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. as they called on the MFBAI president to temporarily step down from...

Metro

Cops probed for ‘prayer meet’

March 13, 2002 - 12:00am

The leadership of the Western Police District has started its crackdown on members of the Manila’s Finest Brotherhood Association Inc. (MFBAI) who had joined a controversial prayer meeting last Feb. 22. This...

Metro

3 slain in Malate robbery

By Mike Frialde | October 7, 2000 - 12:00am

A Filipino-Chinese owner of a cellular phone store in Malate, Manila and two others were brutally killed by suspected robbers yesterday morning. The bloody bodies of Bobby Sy, 36, Marie dela Cruz, 33; and Ronnie...

Metro