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                    [Title] => Cop killed in shootout, 2 others injured
                    [Summary] => A 32-year-old operative of the Northern Police District (NPD) was killed, while two others, including the chief of the district’s Drug Enforcement Unit, were injured in a shootout inside the DEU office Tuesday night. 


PO3 Eduardo Gaddi succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds in the body while Superintendent Reynaldo Orante, DEU chief, sustained a superficial wound in the neck while SPO4 Jorge Tabayag, another DEU operative was reportedly wounded in the hand.


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                    [Title] => Local governments ready war measures
                    [Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has assured city residents that the local government has undertaken contingency measures to ensure minimal effects of the US-led war on Iraq.
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                    [Title] => Security guards foil NFPC attack
                    [Summary] => A roving security force of a power barge at the Navotas Fish Port Complex (NFPC) engaged in a shootout and successfully foiled an apparent commando raid on the facility staged by what was feared as either Islamic terrorists or members of the New People’s  Army (NPA) early Tuesday morning in waters  off the fishport in Navotas.


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                    [Title] => Hijacked delivery van found
                    [Summary] => Police are hot on the trail of at least three unidentified armed highjackers who abandoned a 10-wheeler truck containing some P600,000 worth of cargo before dawn yesterday in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, said that the cargo truck (DVT 536) was recovered along Apolonia street in Barangay Mapulang Lupa at around 3:30 a.m.


The truck’s load of at least 1,000 boxes of Universal Robina Corp. (URC’s) food products placed inside a 40-footer container van remained intact.


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                    [Title] => 61 bricks of marijuana found in dumpsite
                    [Summary] => Police were baffled by the discovery of a total of 61 bricks of compacted dried marijuana leaves abandoned in an old dumpsite Wednesday night in Valenzuela City. 


Residents of Sitio Tatalon in Barangay Ugong found the marijuana slabs placed inside seven sacks on a burning portion of a former dumpsite in the area at around 7 p.m., police said.


"People living near the old dumpsite became curious when they smelled what they described as a ‘pleasant smoke’ emanating from the burning trash," Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, said.

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                    [Title] => Don’t be part of the statistics, says NPDO chief to police
                    [Summary] => Northern Police District Office director Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr., urged yesterday the Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela (Camanava) residents and the NPDO cops to strictly follow safety  measures in welcoming the New Year.


"Dont’ be part of the statistics," Franco reminded them.


Franco said that despite caution on the dangers of firecrackers and the hazard in the indiscriminate firing of guns may bring to anyone during the New Year’s revelry, several others continue to defy the warning.


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                    [Title] => NPD on heightened alert for New People’s Army’s 34th anniversary
                    [Summary] => The Northern Police District (NPD) is on heightened alert in preparation for possible violent actions by the New People’s Army (NPA) in commemoration of its 34th founding anniversary on Dec. 26.


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                    [Title] => NPD nabs 472 persons in anti-gambling drive
                    [Summary] => The Northern Police District arrested a total of 472 persons during its renewed campaign against all forms of illegal gambling activities in the northern part of Metro Manila for the past three months.


Of the persons arrested, 104 were jueteng personnel while the rest were nabbed during operations in other forms of illegal gambling such as sakla, bookies, video-karera, video fruit game and color games, among others.


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                    [Title] => Baptism of fire for Caloocan rookie cops
                    [Summary] => Some 80 new recruits of the Caloocan City police were fielded in the city’s malls, shopping areas and busy streets in time for the holiday rush.


Superintendent Victor Ronquillo, city police deputy chief, said the move was in line with the program of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) aimed at protecting the public, especially holiday shoppers, from lawless elements and terrorist attacks.


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                    [Title] => Police ‘text hotline’ launched
                    [Summary] => The Northern Police District Office (NPDO), which has jurisdiction over the Caloocan-Malabon-Navotas-Valenzuela (Camanava) area, has taken a modern approach to crime fighting.


Dubbed as ‘Xprs Police Txt," the project is intended to make crime reporting easier through the use of text messaging available in all mobile phones.


"The project’s main objective is to disseminate crime situations of great interest to public safety and make police respond to them quickly," said NPD director Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT MARCELINO FRANCO JR.

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PO3 Eduardo Gaddi succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds in the body while Superintendent Reynaldo Orante, DEU chief, sustained a superficial wound in the neck while SPO4 Jorge Tabayag, another DEU operative was reportedly wounded in the hand.


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                    [Title] => Hijacked delivery van found
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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, said that the cargo truck (DVT 536) was recovered along Apolonia street in Barangay Mapulang Lupa at around 3:30 a.m.


The truck’s load of at least 1,000 boxes of Universal Robina Corp. (URC’s) food products placed inside a 40-footer container van remained intact.


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Residents of Sitio Tatalon in Barangay Ugong found the marijuana slabs placed inside seven sacks on a burning portion of a former dumpsite in the area at around 7 p.m., police said.


"People living near the old dumpsite became curious when they smelled what they described as a ‘pleasant smoke’ emanating from the burning trash," Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, said.

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                    [Title] => Don’t be part of the statistics, says NPDO chief to police
                    [Summary] => Northern Police District Office director Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr., urged yesterday the Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela (Camanava) residents and the NPDO cops to strictly follow safety  measures in welcoming the New Year.


"Dont’ be part of the statistics," Franco reminded them.


Franco said that despite caution on the dangers of firecrackers and the hazard in the indiscriminate firing of guns may bring to anyone during the New Year’s revelry, several others continue to defy the warning.


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                    [Title] => NPD nabs 472 persons in anti-gambling drive
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Of the persons arrested, 104 were jueteng personnel while the rest were nabbed during operations in other forms of illegal gambling such as sakla, bookies, video-karera, video fruit game and color games, among others.


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                    [Title] => Baptism of fire for Caloocan rookie cops
                    [Summary] => Some 80 new recruits of the Caloocan City police were fielded in the city’s malls, shopping areas and busy streets in time for the holiday rush.


Superintendent Victor Ronquillo, city police deputy chief, said the move was in line with the program of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) aimed at protecting the public, especially holiday shoppers, from lawless elements and terrorist attacks.


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Dubbed as ‘Xprs Police Txt," the project is intended to make crime reporting easier through the use of text messaging available in all mobile phones.


"The project’s main objective is to disseminate crime situations of great interest to public safety and make police respond to them quickly," said NPD director Senior Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr.


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