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[Title] => Valera a no-show in HDO court hearing
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Abra Gov. Vicente Valera may find himself restricted in his movements after his failure to appear before the court yesterday to answer the government petition for a hold-departure order (HDO).
Prosecutors said Valera’s failure to appear before Quezon City Branch 224 Judge Emilio Leachon might result in the issuance of an HDO to insure his appearance for the illegal possession of firearms and explosives filed against him.
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[Title] => Illegal detention raps filed vs Jaylo
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday serious illegal detention charges against former police officer Reynaldo Jaylo, head of the defunct Presidential Anti-illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF).
State Prosecutor Romeo Senson said that based on evidence submitted by the prosecution and defense panel, the DOJ panel found probable cause to indict Jaylo for the crime.
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[Title] => Illegal detention raps slapped on AIR-TF men
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) non-bailable illegal detention charges against eight men of the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIR-TF).
State Prosecutor Romeo Senson identified those charged as Ernesto Incomedes, Antonio Aliermo, Edgardo Ignacio, Elias Jaylo, Fernando Jardin, Gerardo Quisol, Rodante Cortez and Aberdo de Jesus.
Senson said the charge sheet did not include their chief, former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, pending another preliminary investigation on Nov. 23.
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Abra Gov. Vicente Valera may find himself restricted in his movements after his failure to appear before the court yesterday to answer the government petition for a hold-departure order (HDO).
Prosecutors said Valera’s failure to appear before Quezon City Branch 224 Judge Emilio Leachon might result in the issuance of an HDO to insure his appearance for the illegal possession of firearms and explosives filed against him.
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State Prosecutor Romeo Senson said that based on evidence submitted by the prosecution and defense panel, the DOJ panel found probable cause to indict Jaylo for the crime.
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State Prosecutor Romeo Senson identified those charged as Ernesto Incomedes, Antonio Aliermo, Edgardo Ignacio, Elias Jaylo, Fernando Jardin, Gerardo Quisol, Rodante Cortez and Aberdo de Jesus.
Senson said the charge sheet did not include their chief, former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, pending another preliminary investigation on Nov. 23.
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