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[Title] => Short cuts
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Admit it — there are those of you who cheered when you saw those three carjacking suspects lying dead in a car after they purportedly shot it out with pursuing cops Monday night.
And admit it — that was not an unusual occurrence in this country. Kidnappers, bank robbers, some caught in the act, others not — somehow cops manage to engage them in firefights, with the crooks always ending up dead. Often the public reaction to the killings was a shrug.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bikers vie in Pres. Cup golf tourney at Aguinaldo
[Summary] => Bikers from all walks of life will gather for a different cause tomorrow at the Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club in Quezon City for the first ever staging of the LMFI (Luzon Motorcyclists Federation Inc.) President’s Cup golf tournament.
Organized by the LMFI, the golf bash is aimed at raising funds to support the various civic action activities of the federation, which is under the aegis of the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seven vehicles stolen daily nationwide
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group (PNP-TMG) noted a considerable increase in car thefts nationwide with at least seven vehicles stolen daily, or 1,322 vehicles from January to June.
TMG statistics showed that Metro Manila registered the highest number of car thefts with no less than 914 vehicles carnapped during the first six months of the year, or five vehicles stolen daily.
Next are Southern Tagalog with 150 stolen vehicles and Central Luzon with 136 stolen cars from January to June.
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[Title] => Carnap cases dip to all-time low
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Car theft cases in the country hit an all-time low in the first quarter of this
year, but the police still want to lower carnap incidence further.
The Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group revealed that an
average of about three vehicles were stolen daily during the said period. In
1998, the average was seven vehicles a day.
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[Title] => Quezon City is again RP's car theft capital
[Summary] =>
Quezon City has retained its notoriety as the country's car theft capital,
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu) said yesterday.
Citing data from the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group,
Gullas said nearly one out of every four car theft cases reported last year
took place in Quezon City.
He said 448 vehicles were reported stolen in Quezon City, 214 in Makati, 169 in
Manila, 107 in Mandaluyong, 93 in Pasig, 61 in Pasay, 58 in Caloocan, 57 in San
Juan, 50 in Las Piñas, 45 in Parañaque, 34 in Valenzuela, 21 in
Taguig, 18 in Marikina, 1
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PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT GROUP
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Admit it — there are those of you who cheered when you saw those three carjacking suspects lying dead in a car after they purportedly shot it out with pursuing cops Monday night.
And admit it — that was not an unusual occurrence in this country. Kidnappers, bank robbers, some caught in the act, others not — somehow cops manage to engage them in firefights, with the crooks always ending up dead. Often the public reaction to the killings was a shrug.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-11 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133252
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[AuthorID] => 1807094
[AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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[Title] => Bikers vie in Pres. Cup golf tourney at Aguinaldo
[Summary] => Bikers from all walks of life will gather for a different cause tomorrow at the Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club in Quezon City for the first ever staging of the LMFI (Luzon Motorcyclists Federation Inc.) President’s Cup golf tournament.
Organized by the LMFI, the golf bash is aimed at raising funds to support the various civic action activities of the federation, which is under the aegis of the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seven vehicles stolen daily nationwide
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group (PNP-TMG) noted a considerable increase in car thefts nationwide with at least seven vehicles stolen daily, or 1,322 vehicles from January to June.
TMG statistics showed that Metro Manila registered the highest number of car thefts with no less than 914 vehicles carnapped during the first six months of the year, or five vehicles stolen daily.
Next are Southern Tagalog with 150 stolen vehicles and Central Luzon with 136 stolen cars from January to June.
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[Title] => Carnap cases dip to all-time low
[Summary] =>
Car theft cases in the country hit an all-time low in the first quarter of this
year, but the police still want to lower carnap incidence further.
The Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group revealed that an
average of about three vehicles were stolen daily during the said period. In
1998, the average was seven vehicles a day.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorName] => Non Alquitran
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[Title] => Quezon City is again RP's car theft capital
[Summary] =>
Quezon City has retained its notoriety as the country's car theft capital,
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu) said yesterday.
Citing data from the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group,
Gullas said nearly one out of every four car theft cases reported last year
took place in Quezon City.
He said 448 vehicles were reported stolen in Quezon City, 214 in Makati, 169 in
Manila, 107 in Mandaluyong, 93 in Pasig, 61 in Pasay, 58 in Caloocan, 57 in San
Juan, 50 in Las Piñas, 45 in Parañaque, 34 in Valenzuela, 21 in
Taguig, 18 in Marikina, 1
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