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[Title] => 29 firearms seized since start of ban
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported yesterday that a total of 29 firearms have been confiscated since the implementation of Commission on Elections (Comelec) gun ban on Dec. 15.
For the year 2003, a total of 1,074 firearms — 757 low-powered and 317 high-powered — have been seized nationwide.
In 2002, a total of 936 firearms — 670 low-powered and 266 high-powered — were confiscated by the PNP.
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[Title] => PNP still clueless on judge’s killing
[Summary] => Pangasinan police say they have still no solid lead in the murder of Tayug regional trial court judge Oscar "Gary" Uson, who was shot dead Friday by suspected hired guns.
Provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Arturo Cacdac told reporters that investigators are sifting for clues among the court cases handled by Uson.
Police suspect that the killers were sent by someone who lost a case before Uson’s court. Cacdac said they are following other leads but refused to elaborate.
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[Title] => Alleged jueteng lord seen as barangay winner
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Thirty-year-old Melchor Caluag ran for city councilor in 2001 but lost. Now, he may get his luck as observers predicted yesterday his landslide win as chairman of vote-rich Barangay Dolores here.
Police, however, were closely monitoring the election in Dolores. The reason: Caluag, alias Ngongo, is suspected of operating jueteng, the illegal numbers game, in the province and other parts of Central Luzon.
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[Title] => ‘I’m no Superman’
[Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — He admits that he’s no Superman to totally eradicate jueteng which so far has cost the heads of seven police generals. Not even in the President’s home-province.
"There’s so much pressure," said Senior Superintendent Rodolfo "Boogie" Mendoza Jr., this province’s outgoing police director. He is President Arroyo’s choice to head the Pampanga police, vice Senior Superintendent Arturo Cacdac.
"People close to the President will expect so much from me. But I am not a Superman," he added.
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[Title] => Lapid, Berroya settle row
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga — Gov. Lito Lapid and Chief Superintendent Reynaldo Berroya, Central Luzon police director, kissed and made up yesterday over who should be appointed the provincial police director.
"All is well between us now," Lapid told The STAR after his lunch meeting with Berroya who promised to submit to the governor a list of three nominees for the position.
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For the year 2003, a total of 1,074 firearms — 757 low-powered and 317 high-powered — have been seized nationwide.
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[Summary] => Pangasinan police say they have still no solid lead in the murder of Tayug regional trial court judge Oscar "Gary" Uson, who was shot dead Friday by suspected hired guns.
Provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Arturo Cacdac told reporters that investigators are sifting for clues among the court cases handled by Uson.
Police suspect that the killers were sent by someone who lost a case before Uson’s court. Cacdac said they are following other leads but refused to elaborate.
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Police, however, were closely monitoring the election in Dolores. The reason: Caluag, alias Ngongo, is suspected of operating jueteng, the illegal numbers game, in the province and other parts of Central Luzon.
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"There’s so much pressure," said Senior Superintendent Rodolfo "Boogie" Mendoza Jr., this province’s outgoing police director. He is President Arroyo’s choice to head the Pampanga police, vice Senior Superintendent Arturo Cacdac.
"People close to the President will expect so much from me. But I am not a Superman," he added.
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[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga — Gov. Lito Lapid and Chief Superintendent Reynaldo Berroya, Central Luzon police director, kissed and made up yesterday over who should be appointed the provincial police director.
"All is well between us now," Lapid told The STAR after his lunch meeting with Berroya who promised to submit to the governor a list of three nominees for the position.
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December 26, 2003 - 12:00am
