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                    [Title] => Caloocan village chief shot dead
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A barangay chairman was shot dead at close quarters by two men riding tandem on a motorcycle in Barangay 168, Deparo, Caloocan City yesterday.


SPO1 Wilson Reyes, officer-on-case, said Barangay 168 Chairman Lauro "Larry" del Rosario, was unloading goods in front of his store at the corner of  Samson Road and Llano street at 6 a.m. when he was shot in the head.


Witnesses said the triggerman was 5’5" in height, wearing a dark jacket and armed with a caliber .45 pistol. His companion acted as the lookout-driver. They fled on board a red motorcycle.

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                    [Title] => Sketch of suspect in cameraman’s slay released
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Northern Police District (NPD) director Chief Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil released yesterday the cartographic sketch of the triggerman in the high-noon rob-slay of a television network cameraman last Friday in Caloocan City.


Described as 5’10" to 5’11" in height, slim built with brown complexion and  around 30 to 35 years old, the suspect allegedly shot dead Ralph Nuñez, 35, a part-time cameraman of RPN 9.


"According to witnesses the man shot Nuñez when he refused to hand over his backpack," Bataoil said.

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                    [Title] => Six rookie cops face raps over youth slays
                    [Summary] => At least six members of the Manila Police District (MPD) will be slapped with both criminal and administrative charges today after they were tagged as principal suspects in the shooting to death of two youths and the wounding of two others shortly after midnight last Saturday near the Caloocan-Manila boundary.


Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, Caloocan City police chief, identified the suspects as Inspector Brendo Macapaz, SPO1 Adriano Parco, SPO1 Reynaldo Buan, PO2 Alfonso de Guzman, PO2 Rommel Dimaguiba and PO2 Joey Millanez.


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                    [Title] => Police to file charges against Orsolino slay suspects
                    [Summary] => Police are set to file formal charges tomorrow against five suspects in the ambush-slay of  a photojournalist in Caloocan City last Tuesday.


"We are just consolidating evidence. By Monday we will file formal charges against at least five suspects,"  Senior Superintendent Moises "Kamagong" Guevarra, Malabon City police chief and deputy commander of a task force that is investigating the murder of Saksi photographer Alberto Orsolino, said.


He did not disclose details of the charges though.


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                    [Title] => Police closing in on photojournalist’s gunman
                    [Summary] => Police are now closing in on the alleged triggerman in the ambush-slay of photojournalist Alberto Orsolino last Tuesday in Caloocan City.


Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, Caloocan City police chief and Task Force Orsolino commander, said the gunman in Orsolino’s slay has been identified and is now the subject of a police manhunt.


"We were able to identify the triggerman and he is now being hunted by our operatives," Reside told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => 5 witnesses in Orsolino slay surface
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Five witnesses who came forward to volunteer information on the suspects in the murder of tabloid photojournalist Alberto Orsolino last Tuesday in Caloocan City provided cops  with at least two names of possible gunmen, police said.


"The leads are good but we need to find the suspects," Superintendent Jimili Macaraeg, Northern Police District (NPD) intelligence and investigation division chief, said.


Macaraeg disclosed that based on initial information gathered by police investigators, Orsolino’s slay is not worked-related.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-05-19 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Cops in P4-M cargo hijack  working  undercover?
                    [Summary] => The two Caloocan cops implicated in the case of the P4-M stolen steel plates recovered in a warehouse in the city last Friday were not members of a hijacking syndicate but were, in fact, on a mission to bag the big fish, superiors claimed yesterday.


Newly installed city police chief Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, in an interview yesterday, said, however, that the officers could be in trouble if these claims are not sufficiently backed by documents.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT GERONIMO RESIDE

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A barangay chairman was shot dead at close quarters by two men riding tandem on a motorcycle in Barangay 168, Deparo, Caloocan City yesterday.


SPO1 Wilson Reyes, officer-on-case, said Barangay 168 Chairman Lauro "Larry" del Rosario, was unloading goods in front of his store at the corner of  Samson Road and Llano street at 6 a.m. when he was shot in the head.


Witnesses said the triggerman was 5’5" in height, wearing a dark jacket and armed with a caliber .45 pistol. His companion acted as the lookout-driver. They fled on board a red motorcycle.

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Northern Police District (NPD) director Chief Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil released yesterday the cartographic sketch of the triggerman in the high-noon rob-slay of a television network cameraman last Friday in Caloocan City.


Described as 5’10" to 5’11" in height, slim built with brown complexion and  around 30 to 35 years old, the suspect allegedly shot dead Ralph Nuñez, 35, a part-time cameraman of RPN 9.


"According to witnesses the man shot Nuñez when he refused to hand over his backpack," Bataoil said.

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Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, Caloocan City police chief, identified the suspects as Inspector Brendo Macapaz, SPO1 Adriano Parco, SPO1 Reynaldo Buan, PO2 Alfonso de Guzman, PO2 Rommel Dimaguiba and PO2 Joey Millanez.


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"We are just consolidating evidence. By Monday we will file formal charges against at least five suspects,"  Senior Superintendent Moises "Kamagong" Guevarra, Malabon City police chief and deputy commander of a task force that is investigating the murder of Saksi photographer Alberto Orsolino, said.


He did not disclose details of the charges though.


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                    [Title] => Police closing in on photojournalist’s gunman
                    [Summary] => Police are now closing in on the alleged triggerman in the ambush-slay of photojournalist Alberto Orsolino last Tuesday in Caloocan City.


Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, Caloocan City police chief and Task Force Orsolino commander, said the gunman in Orsolino’s slay has been identified and is now the subject of a police manhunt.


"We were able to identify the triggerman and he is now being hunted by our operatives," Reside told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => 5 witnesses in Orsolino slay surface
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Five witnesses who came forward to volunteer information on the suspects in the murder of tabloid photojournalist Alberto Orsolino last Tuesday in Caloocan City provided cops  with at least two names of possible gunmen, police said.


"The leads are good but we need to find the suspects," Superintendent Jimili Macaraeg, Northern Police District (NPD) intelligence and investigation division chief, said.


Macaraeg disclosed that based on initial information gathered by police investigators, Orsolino’s slay is not worked-related.


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                    [Title] => Cops in P4-M cargo hijack  working  undercover?
                    [Summary] => The two Caloocan cops implicated in the case of the P4-M stolen steel plates recovered in a warehouse in the city last Friday were not members of a hijacking syndicate but were, in fact, on a mission to bag the big fish, superiors claimed yesterday.


Newly installed city police chief Senior Superintendent Geronimo Reside, in an interview yesterday, said, however, that the officers could be in trouble if these claims are not sufficiently backed by documents.


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