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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Beyond rhetoric
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The city police chief was fired and members of the Special Weapons and Tactics team were ordered to undergo a refresher course following a bungled response to a hostage crisis.
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                    [Title] => 2 Bustos inmates escape
                    [Summary] => BUSTOS, Bulacan — It has been four days, and this town’s jail personnel were still scrambling yesterday to track down two inmates who got their freedom, thanks to a negligent guard.


The two escapees, identified as Gaudencio Miranda and Ramon Rentoria, sawed off the iron grill of the jail’s comfort room and fled between Sunday night and before dawn Monday while the on-duty jail guard, SPO1 Rogelio Cruz, was not looking. 


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                    [Title] => New batch of Pasay cops starts work today
                    [Summary] => The new batch of policemen who will start work at the Pasay police station today may have to either work standing up or share a table with each other.


In the Criminal Investigation Division of the Pasay City police headquarters, only six desks and little or nothing else were left.


It was revealed that the missing desks are now in the possession of the investigators who were required to undergo a police refresher course as a result of the recent bungled hostage taking incident. Aside from the desks, the relieved policemen also took with them their personal typewriters.

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                    [Title] => Stop blaming Pasay cops
                    [Summary] => Pasay City Rep. Connie Dy urged the public to stop blaming the Pasay City police for the tragic hostage incident last May 31, saying this will not help improve the peace and order situation in the city.


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                    [Title] => ‘Arrest illegal tow operators’
                    [Summary] => Pasay City Mayor Wenceslao Trinidad has ordered his police chief, Superintendent Eduardo de la Cerna and his men to arrest the personnel of an abusive towing firm that has been operating for more than a year in the city.


"I ordered the chief of police to arrest them immediately. (The firm) has no franchise to operate here," Trinidad said.


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                    [Title] => 250 rookie cops deployed to SPD
                    [Summary] => Some 250 rookie policemen have been deployed to the severely undermanned Southern Police District (SPD) to step up its visibility campaign in busy areas this Yuletide season.


SPD director Chief Superintendent Jose Guttierez said the 250-personnel reinforcement is part of the 1,000 new police graduates who are to be distributed in the five police districts of the metro-polis. The SPD earlier decided to dispatch most policemen assigned to desk jobs to the field especially during rush hour periods.


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                    [Title] => Swiss found dead inside hotel room
                    [Summary] => Manila police are investigating the death yesterday of a Swiss national in his hotel in Manila in what was initially believed as a case of suicide.


Western Police District (WPD) Homicide unit investigators said they found the body of tourist Peter Weber, 55, in his suite at 144 Garden Plaza hotel in Paco, Manila, with a bullet wound in his right temple that exited on top of his head. The bullet was reportedly found imbedded in the room’s ceiling.


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The two escapees, identified as Gaudencio Miranda and Ramon Rentoria, sawed off the iron grill of the jail’s comfort room and fled between Sunday night and before dawn Monday while the on-duty jail guard, SPO1 Rogelio Cruz, was not looking. 


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In the Criminal Investigation Division of the Pasay City police headquarters, only six desks and little or nothing else were left.


It was revealed that the missing desks are now in the possession of the investigators who were required to undergo a police refresher course as a result of the recent bungled hostage taking incident. Aside from the desks, the relieved policemen also took with them their personal typewriters.

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SPD director Chief Superintendent Jose Guttierez said the 250-personnel reinforcement is part of the 1,000 new police graduates who are to be distributed in the five police districts of the metro-polis. The SPD earlier decided to dispatch most policemen assigned to desk jobs to the field especially during rush hour periods.


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