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[Title] => Official vows to maintain Manila’s rank as carnap-free city
[Summary] => A Manila police official has vowed to maintain Manila’s status as a carnap-free city despite allegations of irregularities in the performance of his mandated functions.
The Manila Police District’s carnapping cases remain the lowest among the five police districts in Metro Manila, records showed. For the first week of September, only two vehicles were reported stolen but likewise recovered.
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[Title] => Stolen vehicle recovered
[Summary] => Manila police operatives recovered in Valenzuela on Saturday a car forcibly taken from a Filipino-Chinese family by at least six men on a busy intersection in Binondo, Manila two weeks ago.
The vehicle, a silver gray Toyota Revo, with license plate XAB-128, was found abandoned along the McArthur Highway in Valenzuela City by operatives of Manila Police District (MPD)’s anti-carnapping (Ancar) section led by SPO1 Pedro Olanda.
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[Title] => Cops warned against using recovered stolen vehicles
[Summary] => Amid reports that some policemen have been spotted driving stolen luxury vehicles for their personal use, the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) instructed all five district directors to turn over all recovered stolen vehicles to their nearest Traffic Management Group (TMG) office immediately for proper accounting and disposition.
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[Title] => Bank messenger lands in jail for stealing $10,000
[Summary] => A bank messenger was jailed for stealing $10,000 (approximately P526,000) to pay for his son’s tuition.
Elmer Ardevela, 37, of 144 Kabulusan 2, Caloocan City, works as a messenger at the Equitable PCIBank branch in Tondo, Manila, according to Senior Inspector Leopoldo Mangilinan, chief of the Theft and Robbery Section of the Western Police District.
Ardevela was brought to police for investigation by employees and security personnel of the bank as the prime suspect in the loss of the bank’s $10,000.
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SENIOR INSPECTOR LEOPOLDO MANGILINAN
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The vehicle, a silver gray Toyota Revo, with license plate XAB-128, was found abandoned along the McArthur Highway in Valenzuela City by operatives of Manila Police District (MPD)’s anti-carnapping (Ancar) section led by SPO1 Pedro Olanda.
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Elmer Ardevela, 37, of 144 Kabulusan 2, Caloocan City, works as a messenger at the Equitable PCIBank branch in Tondo, Manila, according to Senior Inspector Leopoldo Mangilinan, chief of the Theft and Robbery Section of the Western Police District.
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August 15, 2005 - 12:00am
