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                    [Summary] => Police will invite for questioning a Rizal-based gambling lord in connection with last week’s bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City. 


This developed as Superintendent Arturo Tolentino, Rizal police director, has ordered the setting up of checkpoints in strategic areas in the province amid a series of bomb threats last weekend. 


Probers are now looking into the business rivalry angle for the bomb explosion outside the Rempson Supermarket, which injured two firefighters and destroyed an estimated P1 million worth of property.


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                    [Title] => No evidence against two blast suspects
                    [Summary] => Investigators looking into last week’s bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City have shifted their probe to the brewing problem between the store’s management and stallholders.


This, as the Rizal police admitted that they failed to gather evidence linking two arrested Indian nationals, Pankaj Komar and Penkej Jain, to the blast outside Rempson Supermarket that injured two firemen and destroyed about P1 million worth of property, including a number of stalls near the store.


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                    [Title] => Blast suspects undocumented
                    [Summary] => The two Indian nationals linked to last Monday’s bomb explosion outside a grocery store in Antipolo City were found to be undocumented aliens.


Immigration Commissioner Andres Domingo issued a certification yesterday that arrested suspects Penkej Komar and Pankaj Jain were not listed on their alien registration records.


Domingo immediately turned over Komar and Jain to the Rizal police which are digging deeper into their alleged involvement in the bomb blast outside the Rempson Supermarket.


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                    [Title] => 3rd suspect nabbed in Antipolo explosion
                    [Summary] => Police looking into the bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City last Monday arrested a Filipino who allegedly aided the two arrested Indian suspects in their illegal activities in the country.


The suspect, Edward Espejon, 27, of Bicutan, Taguig, was reportedly with Indian nationals Pankaj Komar and Penkej Jain when they checked in at Gem’s Hotel along the Circumferential Road a day before the bomb explosion outside Rempson Supermarket in Barangay San Jose.


The hotel is just 600 meters from the grocery store, police said.


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                    [Title] => 2 Indians nabbed for Antipolo bombing
                    [Summary] => Police now have in their custody two Indian nationals who are suspected to be responsible for the bombing of a grocery in Antipolo City early Monday morning.


Authorities said they are still looking for a Pakistani and a Filipino "with a  Mindanaoan accent" for questioning in the bombing that would have likely injured several people had the homemade bombs not been discovered.


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                    [Summary] => One of six homemade bombs, found outside a grocery store in Antipolo City at daybreak yesterday, exploded as it was being defused, injuring two firefighters and destroying property amounting to some P1 million.


At about the same time, Reuters reported that police defused a bomb which an unidentified passenger left in a pedicab in Pagadian City in Zamboanga del Sur.


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Gambling lord sought for blast

September 25, 2001 - 12:00am

Police will invite for questioning a Rizal-based gambling lord in connection with last week’s bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City. This developed as Superintendent Arturo Tolentino, Rizal police...

Nation

No evidence against two blast suspects

By Non Alquitran | September 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Investigators looking into last week’s bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City have shifted their probe to the brewing problem between the store’s management and stallholders. This, as the...

Nation

Blast suspects undocumented

September 22, 2001 - 12:00am

The two Indian nationals linked to last Monday’s bomb explosion outside a grocery store in Antipolo City were found to be undocumented aliens. Immigration Commissioner Andres Domingo issued a certification...

Nation

3rd suspect nabbed in Antipolo explosion

By Non Alquitran | September 21, 2001 - 12:00am

Police looking into the bomb blast outside a grocery store in Antipolo City last Monday arrested a Filipino who allegedly aided the two arrested Indian suspects in their illegal activities in the country. The suspect,...

Nation

2 Indians nabbed for Antipolo bombing

By Non Alquitran | September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Police now have in their custody two Indian nationals who are suspected to be responsible for the bombing of a grocery in Antipolo City early Monday morning. Authorities said they are still looking for a Pakistani...

Nation

Two hurt in Antipolo blast

By Non Alquitran | September 18, 2001 - 12:00am

One of six homemade bombs, found outside a grocery store in Antipolo City at daybreak yesterday, exploded as it was being defused, injuring two firefighters and destroying property amounting to some P1 million. At...

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