+ Follow OVILLA Tag
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[Title] => Raps vs scribe slay suspect dismissed
[Summary] => STA. CRUZ, Laguna — A local judge dismissed yesterday the murder charges against a suspect in the 2003 killing of Laguna broadcaster and community paper columnist Noel Villarante.
Judge Mary Ann Corpus Mañalac made the move after Villarante’s wife, Jocelyn Ovilla, said in open court that the suspect, Sesenando Palumbarit, a former police informer, was not her husband’s killer.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rene Alviar
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[Title] => Cop hero supports Aglipay in drug raps
[Summary] => One of the whistle-blowers in the bribery case of former Anonas police head Superintendent Francisco Ovilla and nine of his men vouched yesterday for the integrity of Director Edgar Aglipay, chief of the PNP-Directorate for Operations, who has been linked to illegal drugs.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Masbate police director axed over poll violence
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — The Bicol police command has relieved the police director of Masbate, Superintendent Julius Ovilla, for failing to stem the escalating poll-related violence in the province.
At least 10 people, mostly leaders or supporters of politicians, have been killed since the start of the election period in Masbate.
Ovilla was placed on floating status, and replaced by Superintendent Vic Deuna, a former intelligence officer.
[DatePublished] => 2001-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bigat at gaan ng hustisya
[Summary] => Usap-Usapan pa rin ang dalawang sensational na kaso sa Quezon City. Sina PNP Supt. Francisco Ovilla at siyam na Kamias pulis ay pinatawan ng parusang kamatayan sa qualified bribery. ’Yung dalawang may-ari ng Ozone Disco, kung saan 160 ang namatay sa sunog, apat na taon lang ang sentensiya. May nagtatanong: Ba’t ganoon ang hustisya? Suhulan lang, bitay na. Pero 160 ang namatay, apat na taon lang sa kalaboso.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Bitay sa mga pulis na corrupt
[Summary] => Nararapat lamang na may ngipin ang batas at mahigpit itong ipatupad. Dapat na wala itong pinipili kahit mga alagad ng batas ang magkasala. Ang parusang bitay na inihatol ni Judge Diosdado Peralta ng Quezon City Regional Court kay Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, Senior Insp. Edwin Misador, Senior Police Officer 4 Florendo Lucila, SPO3 Benjamin Fonacier, SPO2 Teodorico Lado, SPO1 Ronnie Rodaje, SPO1 Orencio Jurado, PO3 Manuel Malong, PO3 Orlin Comia at PO2 Ladislao Rebengcos ay kapuri-puri.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - A message against the corrupt
[Summary] => Let’s hope all cops were watching when police Senior Superintendent Francisco Ovilla and his men were sentenced the other day. It was not the first time that police officers were sent to prison. But it was the first time that a ranking police official was convicted of accepting bribes. And it was the first time that the offense carried the maximum penalty of death. Ovilla received P650,000 and a Honda Civic car in exchange for the release of two suspects, Jimmy Tan and Randy Koo.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Ovilla, 9 other cops get death penalty for bribery
[Summary] => A judge sentenced 10 policemen to death yesterday for releasing two Chinese drug dealers after receiving money from them – the first time capital punishment has been applied for the crime of "qualified bribery" in the Philippines.
Judge Diosdado Peralta of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court said there was overwhelming evidence that Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, Senior Inspector Edwin Misador and eight of their men received up to P650,000 from suspected drug traffickers Jimmy Tan and Randy Koo.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Kaso ni Ovilla tuluyang dinismis ng QC court
[Summary] => Tuluyan nang dinismis kahapon ng Quezon City Regional Trial Court (QCRTC) ang kasong rape laban kay dating Central Police District (CPD) Station 9 Commander Francisco Ovilla na isinampa dito ng 19-anyos na dalaga sa Quezon City.
Sa tatlong pahinang desisyon, sinabi ni QCRTC judge Monina Zenarosa, pinawalang-saysay na lamang nito ang kasong panghahalay ni Ovilla kay May Ginez dulot na rin ng kawalan ng pagpupursigi ng complainant na ipagpatuloy ang kaso.
[DatePublished] => 2000-11-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rape rap vs Ovilla dismissed after complainant retracts charges
[Summary] => Dismissed Anonas police station chief, Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, was acquitted yesterday of a charge that he raped a 20-year-old woman while in police custody.
His acquittal hinged on the retraction of the complainant, May Gines, said Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 76 Judge Monina Zeñarosa who tried the case.
"The private complainant herself made it loud and clear that she belies the charge as false and it would be impossible to prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt," said the judge in her three-page ruling.
[DatePublished] => 2000-11-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Romel Bagares
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[Title] => Girl who accused Ovilla of rape in deep trouble
[Summary] => May Gines, 20, is in deep trouble.
She now faces perjury charges before the Quezon City regional trial court for allegedly falsely testifying on rape and acts of lasciviousness cases she had leveled against dismissed Anonas police station chief, former Superintendent Francisco Ovilla.
Assistant City Prosecutor Meynardo Bautista said the young woman is liable for two counts of perjury, one for allegedly lying before the House Representatives’ committee on public order and safety and another for allegedly lying before the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office.
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OVILLA
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[Title] => Raps vs scribe slay suspect dismissed
[Summary] => STA. CRUZ, Laguna — A local judge dismissed yesterday the murder charges against a suspect in the 2003 killing of Laguna broadcaster and community paper columnist Noel Villarante.
Judge Mary Ann Corpus Mañalac made the move after Villarante’s wife, Jocelyn Ovilla, said in open court that the suspect, Sesenando Palumbarit, a former police informer, was not her husband’s killer.
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[Title] => Cop hero supports Aglipay in drug raps
[Summary] => One of the whistle-blowers in the bribery case of former Anonas police head Superintendent Francisco Ovilla and nine of his men vouched yesterday for the integrity of Director Edgar Aglipay, chief of the PNP-Directorate for Operations, who has been linked to illegal drugs.
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[Title] => Masbate police director axed over poll violence
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — The Bicol police command has relieved the police director of Masbate, Superintendent Julius Ovilla, for failing to stem the escalating poll-related violence in the province.
At least 10 people, mostly leaders or supporters of politicians, have been killed since the start of the election period in Masbate.
Ovilla was placed on floating status, and replaced by Superintendent Vic Deuna, a former intelligence officer.
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[Title] => Bigat at gaan ng hustisya
[Summary] => Usap-Usapan pa rin ang dalawang sensational na kaso sa Quezon City. Sina PNP Supt. Francisco Ovilla at siyam na Kamias pulis ay pinatawan ng parusang kamatayan sa qualified bribery. ’Yung dalawang may-ari ng Ozone Disco, kung saan 160 ang namatay sa sunog, apat na taon lang ang sentensiya. May nagtatanong: Ba’t ganoon ang hustisya? Suhulan lang, bitay na. Pero 160 ang namatay, apat na taon lang sa kalaboso.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Bitay sa mga pulis na corrupt
[Summary] => Nararapat lamang na may ngipin ang batas at mahigpit itong ipatupad. Dapat na wala itong pinipili kahit mga alagad ng batas ang magkasala. Ang parusang bitay na inihatol ni Judge Diosdado Peralta ng Quezon City Regional Court kay Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, Senior Insp. Edwin Misador, Senior Police Officer 4 Florendo Lucila, SPO3 Benjamin Fonacier, SPO2 Teodorico Lado, SPO1 Ronnie Rodaje, SPO1 Orencio Jurado, PO3 Manuel Malong, PO3 Orlin Comia at PO2 Ladislao Rebengcos ay kapuri-puri.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - A message against the corrupt
[Summary] => Let’s hope all cops were watching when police Senior Superintendent Francisco Ovilla and his men were sentenced the other day. It was not the first time that police officers were sent to prison. But it was the first time that a ranking police official was convicted of accepting bribes. And it was the first time that the offense carried the maximum penalty of death. Ovilla received P650,000 and a Honda Civic car in exchange for the release of two suspects, Jimmy Tan and Randy Koo.
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[Title] => Ovilla, 9 other cops get death penalty for bribery
[Summary] => A judge sentenced 10 policemen to death yesterday for releasing two Chinese drug dealers after receiving money from them – the first time capital punishment has been applied for the crime of "qualified bribery" in the Philippines.
Judge Diosdado Peralta of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court said there was overwhelming evidence that Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, Senior Inspector Edwin Misador and eight of their men received up to P650,000 from suspected drug traffickers Jimmy Tan and Randy Koo.
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[Title] => Kaso ni Ovilla tuluyang dinismis ng QC court
[Summary] => Tuluyan nang dinismis kahapon ng Quezon City Regional Trial Court (QCRTC) ang kasong rape laban kay dating Central Police District (CPD) Station 9 Commander Francisco Ovilla na isinampa dito ng 19-anyos na dalaga sa Quezon City.
Sa tatlong pahinang desisyon, sinabi ni QCRTC judge Monina Zenarosa, pinawalang-saysay na lamang nito ang kasong panghahalay ni Ovilla kay May Ginez dulot na rin ng kawalan ng pagpupursigi ng complainant na ipagpatuloy ang kaso.
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[Title] => Rape rap vs Ovilla dismissed after complainant retracts charges
[Summary] => Dismissed Anonas police station chief, Superintendent Francisco Ovilla, was acquitted yesterday of a charge that he raped a 20-year-old woman while in police custody.
His acquittal hinged on the retraction of the complainant, May Gines, said Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 76 Judge Monina Zeñarosa who tried the case.
"The private complainant herself made it loud and clear that she belies the charge as false and it would be impossible to prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt," said the judge in her three-page ruling.
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[Title] => Girl who accused Ovilla of rape in deep trouble
[Summary] => May Gines, 20, is in deep trouble.
She now faces perjury charges before the Quezon City regional trial court for allegedly falsely testifying on rape and acts of lasciviousness cases she had leveled against dismissed Anonas police station chief, former Superintendent Francisco Ovilla.
Assistant City Prosecutor Meynardo Bautista said the young woman is liable for two counts of perjury, one for allegedly lying before the House Representatives’ committee on public order and safety and another for allegedly lying before the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office.
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November 23, 2000 - 12:00am
