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Senior Superintendent Policarpio Segubre, Angeles City police director, said that John Lars Richard Kristoferson, 38, a Swedish tourist billeted at the said hotel was found dead by the hotel’s staff.


The foreigner was last seen alive last Saturday when he requested for a telephone line extension to his room, said Segubre.


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                    [Title] => Suspected shabu lab raided in Angeles
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                    [Title] => Panel to probe Angeles cop chief on media raps
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Chief Superintendent Alejandro Lapinid, Central Luzon police director, has created a fact-finding committee to investigate allegations of "arrogance" toward the media and "gross incompetence" which the Pampanga Press Club (PPC) has hurled against the police chief of Angeles City.


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                    [Title] => Pampanga newsmen declare cop chief ‘persona non grata’
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                    [Title] => Nephew tagged in killing of Angeles City broadcaster
                    [Summary] => ANGELES CITY — The police have arrested a suspect in the killing of a local broadcaster whose body was found in her house here last Friday morning.


"There are indications that the killing of Elaine Malit was not related to her work," Senior Superintendent Policarpio Segubre, city police chief and head of Task Force Malit, told The STAR following the arrest of a nephew of hers. 


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                    [Title] => Task force to probe death of Pampanga female broadcaster
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Chief Superintendent Alejandro Lapinid, Central Luzon police director, formed a task force yesterday to look deeper into the death of a female broadcaster who was found lifeless in the comfort room of her house in Angeles City early last Friday. 


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                    [Title] => BI questions, clears 4 Pakistani students
                    [Summary] => Just a false alarm.


Immigration authorities in Iloilo City invited for questioning four Pakistani nationals studying in a local university on suspicion that they might be terrorists, only to give them a clean bill of health later.


"I was alarmed by the report of the police so I conducted my own investigation and it turned out that they are not terrorists," Roberto Canong of the regional immigration office said.


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                    [Title] => Iloilo drivers stage strike to seek oil price rollback
                    [Summary] => A transport strike virtually paralyzed Iloilo City yesterday, with 95 percent of the members of the Iloilo City Alliance of Drivers’ Associations (ICADA) joining the mass action to seek a rollback in oil prices.


"If the government will not listen to our call, and prices of petroleum products will continue to increase, we will be forced to (seek) a P1 increase in our regular P4 fare in the city," said Jun Abella, spokesman of Piston-Panay.


The strikers demanded a P2.31 rollback in the prices of petroleum products.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT POLICARPIO SEGUBRE

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"I was alarmed by the report of the police so I conducted my own investigation and it turned out that they are not terrorists," Roberto Canong of the regional immigration office said.


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"If the government will not listen to our call, and prices of petroleum products will continue to increase, we will be forced to (seek) a P1 increase in our regular P4 fare in the city," said Jun Abella, spokesman of Piston-Panay.


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