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+ Follow PRESIDENTIAL ANTI-ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT TASK FORCE Tag
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[Title] => BI agents eyed in illegal OFW deployment to Lebanon
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro said immigration agents at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) may allegedly be working with syndicates sending Filipinos to Lebanon despite a total ban on the deployment of workers to that country.
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[Title] => Walang piyansa kay Rey Jaylo
[Summary] => SUMAMPA na sa Korte ang dalawang mabigat na habla laban kay retired police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, at inimpormahan na ang Malacañang tungkol dito. Ang kaso: serious illegal detention at qualified bribery — parehong walang piyansa — at usurpation of authority.
Napakasaklap ng paglagapak ni Jaylo mula sa makulay na serbisyo sa pulis tungo sa kalaboso. Matapos sa pulis, nagsilbi rin si Jaylo sa NBI. Hanggang Hulyo 2005 hepe rin siya ng Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, espesyal ng unit na tagatugis sa illegal recruiters at human smugglers.
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[Title] => NCRPO ready to arrest Jaylo
[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office(NCRPO) chief Director Vidal Querol said yesterday his command was ready to enforce the arrest warrant on former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, former chief of the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF).
"Once we get a copy of the warrant of arrest, we are ready to arrest and enforce the law," said Querol, who advised the former police official to come forward and face the charges.
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[Title] => Hold departure vs PAIRTF chief
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered the Bureau of Immigration yesterday to place former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo on its watchlist.
In a one-page order, Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez, Jr. was also asked to issue a hold departure order (HDO) against the former chief of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force after he was charged by the Department of Justice with serious illegal detention and qualified bribery, both non-bailable offense.
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[Title] => DOJ summons AIR-TF chief
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) ordered Anti-illegal Recruitment Task Force (AIR-TF) Director Reynaldo Jaylo to present himself today at a preliminary investigation in connection with various charges filed against him and his men.
Jaylo, a former police captain, faces usurpation of authority charges while 11 of his agents have been charged with qualified bribery and serious illegal detention filed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
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[Title] => 11 tauhan ng TF Hunter timbog sa kotong
[Summary] => Bumagsak sa kamay ng NBI ang 11 tauhan ng nabuwag na Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force o Task Force Hunter sa isinagawang entrapment operation makaraang mahuli sa aktong kinokotongan ang isang negosyante, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Pasig City.
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[Title] => Mga fixers
[Summary] => Tungod lagi sa pagdagsang sa mga fixers ug illegal recruiters nga nakabiktima na sa daghan natong kaigsuonan, gimugna ang Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force nga gipangulohan ni Director Reynaldo Jaylo aron maoy mogukod ug mosumpo sa mga malapason ug mapahimuslanon.
Tinuod nga ang sitwasyon sa ekonomiya sa atong nasod, ang kalisod sa panginabuhi ug kaubos sa suweldo maoy hinungdan nga linibo ka Pilipino ang mamasin nga makatrabaho sa gawas sa atong nasod o sa abroad. Daghan ang napugos sa pagpanimpalad tungod kay daw dili na nila maantos ang kapit-os.
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[Title] => Tips sa TF hunter
[Summary] => Karong panahona kanus-a midagsang pag-ayo ang mga illegal recruiter, mipahimangno ang Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force nga gipangulohan ni Director Reynaldo Jaylo nga magbantay gayod ang tanan aron dili masulod sa laang sa mangingilad nga mga recruiter.
Arong pagseguro nga dili kamo malingla sa modus operandi sa mga illegal recruiter, aniay pipila ka tips nga gihatag ang TF Hunter ug Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) aron makalikay kamo sa mapahimuslanong mga tawo.
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[Title] => Government forms anti-human trafficking task force
[Summary] => After the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF) now comes the Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force.
Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas announced yesterday the government is now setting up a new task force to replace the PAIRTF headed by former police official Reynaldo Jaylo.
Instead of extending the life of PAIRTF, Sto. Tomas said, the government opted to set up an inter-agency anti-human trafficking task force with stronger police powers.
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[Title] => 2 Australian nationals abducted
[Summary] => Five men, claiming to be agents of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, abducted two Australian nationals and a Filipino inside their house in Quezon City early yesterday, according to police.
Camp Crame reports said one Australian was 21 years old while the other was 15. Their Filipino companion was 31.
Initially, the abduction was reported to Police Station 10 of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD), which forwarded the matter to the Operations Center of the Philippine National Police at Camp Crame.
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PRESIDENTIAL ANTI-ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT TASK FORCE
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[Summary] => SUMAMPA na sa Korte ang dalawang mabigat na habla laban kay retired police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, at inimpormahan na ang Malacañang tungkol dito. Ang kaso: serious illegal detention at qualified bribery — parehong walang piyansa — at usurpation of authority.
Napakasaklap ng paglagapak ni Jaylo mula sa makulay na serbisyo sa pulis tungo sa kalaboso. Matapos sa pulis, nagsilbi rin si Jaylo sa NBI. Hanggang Hulyo 2005 hepe rin siya ng Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, espesyal ng unit na tagatugis sa illegal recruiters at human smugglers.
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[Title] => NCRPO ready to arrest Jaylo
[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office(NCRPO) chief Director Vidal Querol said yesterday his command was ready to enforce the arrest warrant on former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, former chief of the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF).
"Once we get a copy of the warrant of arrest, we are ready to arrest and enforce the law," said Querol, who advised the former police official to come forward and face the charges.
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[Title] => Hold departure vs PAIRTF chief
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered the Bureau of Immigration yesterday to place former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo on its watchlist.
In a one-page order, Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez, Jr. was also asked to issue a hold departure order (HDO) against the former chief of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force after he was charged by the Department of Justice with serious illegal detention and qualified bribery, both non-bailable offense.
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[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) ordered Anti-illegal Recruitment Task Force (AIR-TF) Director Reynaldo Jaylo to present himself today at a preliminary investigation in connection with various charges filed against him and his men.
Jaylo, a former police captain, faces usurpation of authority charges while 11 of his agents have been charged with qualified bribery and serious illegal detention filed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
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Tinuod nga ang sitwasyon sa ekonomiya sa atong nasod, ang kalisod sa panginabuhi ug kaubos sa suweldo maoy hinungdan nga linibo ka Pilipino ang mamasin nga makatrabaho sa gawas sa atong nasod o sa abroad. Daghan ang napugos sa pagpanimpalad tungod kay daw dili na nila maantos ang kapit-os.
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[Title] => Tips sa TF hunter
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Arong pagseguro nga dili kamo malingla sa modus operandi sa mga illegal recruiter, aniay pipila ka tips nga gihatag ang TF Hunter ug Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) aron makalikay kamo sa mapahimuslanong mga tawo.
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[Title] => Government forms anti-human trafficking task force
[Summary] => After the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF) now comes the Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force.
Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas announced yesterday the government is now setting up a new task force to replace the PAIRTF headed by former police official Reynaldo Jaylo.
Instead of extending the life of PAIRTF, Sto. Tomas said, the government opted to set up an inter-agency anti-human trafficking task force with stronger police powers.
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[Summary] => Five men, claiming to be agents of the Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force, abducted two Australian nationals and a Filipino inside their house in Quezon City early yesterday, according to police.
Camp Crame reports said one Australian was 21 years old while the other was 15. Their Filipino companion was 31.
Initially, the abduction was reported to Police Station 10 of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD), which forwarded the matter to the Operations Center of the Philippine National Police at Camp Crame.
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