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Manila Police District (MPD) director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa yesterday assured students and parents of protection and security against "hoodlums in uniform" following the alleged extortion activities of five operatives of the Intramuros police community precinct in Ermita, Manila.


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Five cops detailed at a police community precinct in Ermita, Manila allegedly earned P25,000 from parents of five graduating high school students whom they caught smoking marijuana in Intramuros last Saturday.


According to the boys, aged 14 and 15, they were arrested by five men wearing civilian clothes claiming to be policemen for smoking marijuana inside a vacant lot in Intramuros.


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Manila police released yesterday a sketch of the gunman in the murder of a young Chinese-Filipino businessman who was shot dead in Binondo.


Investigators are hopeful that someone would come forward and provide information that would help them get a breakthrough in the two-week old case.


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Some 70 kilos of dog meat were intercepted by the police while about to be sold in a public market last night in Quiapo, Manila.


Four vendors of the illegal meat were also arrested.


Operatives of the Special Reaction Unit (SRU) of the Sta. Cruz police station made a surprise inspection of Quinta Market following reports of unabated selling of dog meat, which were usually done at night to avoid arrest.


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"The number of injured persons during the procession dropped to only 384, way below the almost 1,000 recorded last year. I salute the efficient performance of the Manila policemen and the organizers for maintaining an orderly and peaceful celebration," Abarzosa said.


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Two jeepney robbers were beaten up by an angry crowd and arrested by the police yesterday after two siblings, whom they had robbed, ran after them and shouted for help.


Chief Inspector Dominador Arevalo Jr., chief of the theft and robbery section of the Manila Police District (MPD), said Giovanni Magalona, 46, and Rolan Eserjose, 44, held up a Mabini-bound jeepney as it climbed the Quezon bridge in Quiapo before noon.


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Manila Police District (MPD) acting director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa relieved yesterday the entire command of Plaza Miranda police community precinct in Quiapo for failing to implement a local order prohibiting the selling of herbal medicine in the area.


The relief of Plaza Miranda commander Senior Inspector Romeo Recalde and his entire unit came after Mayor Lito Atienza personally saw for himself that the vendors were still doing business.


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The Manila Police District (MPD) turned over to The Philippine STAR’s Operation Damayan charity arm yesterday some 63 boxes of instant noodles and 33 boxes of canned sardines as an expression of their sympathy for the victims of typhoon "Reming" in Bicol that left nearly 1,300 people dead or missing.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT DANILO ABARZOSA

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Four vendors of the illegal meat were also arrested.


Operatives of the Special Reaction Unit (SRU) of the Sta. Cruz police station made a surprise inspection of Quinta Market following reports of unabated selling of dog meat, which were usually done at night to avoid arrest.


Police said the meat, which reportedly came from Bulacan, was being sold at P170 per kilo.


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