+ Follow SUPERINTENDENT BERNARDO DIAZ Tag
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[Title] => MPD chief warns men: Shape up or ship out
[Summary] => Manila Police District (MPD) acting director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa has issued an ultimatum yesterday to his 11 police station commanders and chiefs of police community precincts to be alert on their jobs or face relief.
His warning followed a verbal admonition he received from Manila Mayor Lito Atienza on the reported comeback of illegal gambling, illegal vendors and "hulidap" or police extortion cases in the city.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Riot cops, militant groups clash anew at Mendiola
[Summary] => Police and rallyists clashed anew yesterday after members of militant organizations tried to march to Mendiola, a no permit, no rally zone.
At noon, some 900 marchers belonging to Bayan, Partido Manggagawa (PM) and Akbayan gathered in front of the University of Sto. Tomas (UST) and marched on España.
Police, led by Sampaloc police station chief Superintendent Jose Asayo, blocked the marchers at the corner of P. Noval street.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Firearms missing from Binondo police station
[Summary] => An in-depth investigation is now underway over the missing 17 high-powered firearms from the armory of the Binondo police station.
An inventory of policemen’s firearms was undertaken yesterday by Superintendent Bernardo Diaz, incoming chief of the Binondo police station, and found Armalite assault rifles and shotguns missing from the armory.
The firearms were earlier reported by Superintendent Hospicio Guevarra, former chief of the Binondo police station, as "unaccounted" for.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nursing student killed by robbers near UST
[Summary] => An 18-year-old male nursing student was shot dead when he resisted a robbery attempt by two armed men as he was walking with his girlfriend near the University of Sto. Tomas campus in Manila last Friday night.
Dead on arrival at the UST Hospital was Jeff Marty Longyapon, of 847-C Ibarra street, Sampaloc. He sustained two gunshot wounds in the body.
The victim’s girlfriend was taken at the same hospital after suffering from nervous breakdown.
Investigation showed the couple went to a mall to unwind after taking their final examinations at UST.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Manila saturation drive nets 100
[Summary] => Police conducted simultaneous saturation drives yesterday in known crime-prone areas in the city, resulting in the apprehension of more than 100 persons with questionable character in Quiapo and Sampaloc districts.
The renewed anti-criminality campaign was in response to the directive of Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol for the police to sustain their drive against street crimes following the dissipation of threats from extremists out to overthrow the government, according to Manila Police District director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Divisoria vendors rounded up
[Summary] => More than 50 vendors were rounded up by operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) during a cleanup drive in Divisoria, Manila.
SPO4 Ruben Romar of the WPD Station 11 (Binondo-Divisoria area) said vendors were caught in an area declared as a "no vendor zone" by the city government.
Investigators said their wares, which include toys and vegetables, were confiscated by cleanup team.
Romar admitted that police are having difficulty dealing with hard-headed vendors who continue to ply their wares in restricted areas.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => 2 cops ordered relieved over vendors
[Summary] => A station commander of the Western Police District (WPD) and one of his subordinates were ordered relieved for their apparent failure to stop proliferation of illegal vendors in the streets in Divisoria and Binondo.
Relieved were Superintendent Bernardo Diaz, chief the Station 11 (Binondo), and Inspector Rolando Basmayor, chief of the Station 11-Juan Luna Police Community Precinct (PCP).
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-18 00:00:00
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SUPERINTENDENT BERNARDO DIAZ
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[Title] => MPD chief warns men: Shape up or ship out
[Summary] => Manila Police District (MPD) acting director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa has issued an ultimatum yesterday to his 11 police station commanders and chiefs of police community precincts to be alert on their jobs or face relief.
His warning followed a verbal admonition he received from Manila Mayor Lito Atienza on the reported comeback of illegal gambling, illegal vendors and "hulidap" or police extortion cases in the city.
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[Title] => Riot cops, militant groups clash anew at Mendiola
[Summary] => Police and rallyists clashed anew yesterday after members of militant organizations tried to march to Mendiola, a no permit, no rally zone.
At noon, some 900 marchers belonging to Bayan, Partido Manggagawa (PM) and Akbayan gathered in front of the University of Sto. Tomas (UST) and marched on España.
Police, led by Sampaloc police station chief Superintendent Jose Asayo, blocked the marchers at the corner of P. Noval street.
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[Title] => Firearms missing from Binondo police station
[Summary] => An in-depth investigation is now underway over the missing 17 high-powered firearms from the armory of the Binondo police station.
An inventory of policemen’s firearms was undertaken yesterday by Superintendent Bernardo Diaz, incoming chief of the Binondo police station, and found Armalite assault rifles and shotguns missing from the armory.
The firearms were earlier reported by Superintendent Hospicio Guevarra, former chief of the Binondo police station, as "unaccounted" for.
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[Title] => Nursing student killed by robbers near UST
[Summary] => An 18-year-old male nursing student was shot dead when he resisted a robbery attempt by two armed men as he was walking with his girlfriend near the University of Sto. Tomas campus in Manila last Friday night.
Dead on arrival at the UST Hospital was Jeff Marty Longyapon, of 847-C Ibarra street, Sampaloc. He sustained two gunshot wounds in the body.
The victim’s girlfriend was taken at the same hospital after suffering from nervous breakdown.
Investigation showed the couple went to a mall to unwind after taking their final examinations at UST.
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[Title] => Manila saturation drive nets 100
[Summary] => Police conducted simultaneous saturation drives yesterday in known crime-prone areas in the city, resulting in the apprehension of more than 100 persons with questionable character in Quiapo and Sampaloc districts.
The renewed anti-criminality campaign was in response to the directive of Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol for the police to sustain their drive against street crimes following the dissipation of threats from extremists out to overthrow the government, according to Manila Police District director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong.
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[Title] => Divisoria vendors rounded up
[Summary] => More than 50 vendors were rounded up by operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) during a cleanup drive in Divisoria, Manila.
SPO4 Ruben Romar of the WPD Station 11 (Binondo-Divisoria area) said vendors were caught in an area declared as a "no vendor zone" by the city government.
Investigators said their wares, which include toys and vegetables, were confiscated by cleanup team.
Romar admitted that police are having difficulty dealing with hard-headed vendors who continue to ply their wares in restricted areas.
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[Title] => 2 cops ordered relieved over vendors
[Summary] => A station commander of the Western Police District (WPD) and one of his subordinates were ordered relieved for their apparent failure to stop proliferation of illegal vendors in the streets in Divisoria and Binondo.
Relieved were Superintendent Bernardo Diaz, chief the Station 11 (Binondo), and Inspector Rolando Basmayor, chief of the Station 11-Juan Luna Police Community Precinct (PCP).
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