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                    [Title] => One dead in Valenzuela payroll rob
                    [Summary] => An employment agency driver who had just withdrawn payroll money from a bank was waylaid and shot dead by three still unidentified motorcycle-riding men yesterday afternoon in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, identified the victim as Joven Chan, 28, driver and a relative of the owners of NITS Janitorial Services in Marulas. 


Chan succumbed to at least three gunshot wounds in the left arm and body and was declared dead on arrival at the Fatima Medical Center.


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                    [Title] => 1 dead in bus heist
                    [Summary] => A bus conductor was shot dead by one of three unidentified gunmen who robbed passengers of an aircon bus Thursday night as it traveled along MacArthur Highway in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, said Josephino Tubella, 24, conductor of a Del Carmen airconditioned bus who tried to grab the gun of one suspect, died while being operated on at the Valenzuela General Hospital. He sustained several gunshot wounds in the body.


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                    [Title] => Valenzuela cop hurt in ambush
                    [Summary] => An operative of the Valenzuela City police anti-car theft unit was critically wounded after he was ambushed by four unidentified men while riding his motorcycle along Gen. T. de Leon in the city Monday afternoon. 


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, identified the intended target as PO2 Felix Tan, an Ancar police officer.


Tan sustained a gunshot wound in the stomach that exited his back. He is now confined at the Our Lady of Fatima Hospital.


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                    [Title] => 2 jailed for robbing school in Valenzuela
                    [Summary] => Two boys were locked up in jail after breaking into a public elementary school closed for the holidays and carting away a computer set early yesterday morning in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela police chief, said one is a student at the Dalandanan High School while the other was an out-of-school youth, both 16 and residents of Barangay Pasolo, Valenzuela City.


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                    [Title] => Machine operator killed
                    [Summary] => A machine operator of a packaging firm was killed when his head was crushed in between the gears of a bottle-molding machine early yesterday morning in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, identified the victim as Richard Santillan, 25, a trimmer employed by the Par Excellence Packaging Corp. on 18 Malinis street, Elbica Compound, Lawang Bato, Valenzuela and residing at 92 Don Manuel Street, Balintawak, Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => Girl rescued from uncle in Valenzuela
                    [Summary] => Police rescued a 16-year-old girl taken hostage by his drug-crazed uncle shortly before noon yesterday in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, said his men grabbed the suspect’s niece, Marivic Jotojot, of 5086 Independence street, Gen. T. de Leon, Valenzuela City from his clutches when the former got distracted as negotiations for her release were ongoing.


The police pounced on Eligio Pogoy, single, jobless of the same address as his father tried to convince him to give up.


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                    [Title] => Tricycle thief arrested in Valenzuela
                    [Summary] => A 19-year-old suspected car thief was arrested while aboard a stolen vehicle Saturday night in Valenzuela City.


Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, identified the suspect as Reynaldo Gan, of 900 Orbe Compound, Sitio Basalao in Barangay Bagbaguin.


Emylene Martin, 20, of 222 Lord’s Candle street, De Castro Subdivision, Barangay Mapulang Lupa, Valenzuela, said that someone drove her tricycle away from her house.


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                    [Title] => Guards tagged in bank rob
                    [Summary] => Two security guards working on the night shift have been tagged by the police as the suspects in the robbery of an Allied Bank branch in Valenzuela City yesterday.


Nothern Police District Office (NPDO) director Chief Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr., quoting initial police reports said the bank’s branch at Paso de Blas was robbed at around 5 p.m. by the still unidentified guards.


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                    [Title] => WWII bombs seized
                    [Summary] => Police seized yesterday 12 vintage bombs from a junk shop in Valenzuela since the World War II explosives still pose a danger to the city residents.


"Many ordinary residents have the mistaken notion that these bombs no longer pose a hazard to them but they are still very dangerous," Northern Police District director Chief Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr. said.


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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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SUPERINTENDENT JOSE MARCELO

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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, identified the victim as Joven Chan, 28, driver and a relative of the owners of NITS Janitorial Services in Marulas. 


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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, said Josephino Tubella, 24, conductor of a Del Carmen airconditioned bus who tried to grab the gun of one suspect, died while being operated on at the Valenzuela General Hospital. He sustained several gunshot wounds in the body.


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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela City police chief, identified the intended target as PO2 Felix Tan, an Ancar police officer.


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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, Valenzuela police chief, said one is a student at the Dalandanan High School while the other was an out-of-school youth, both 16 and residents of Barangay Pasolo, Valenzuela City.


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Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, identified the victim as Richard Santillan, 25, a trimmer employed by the Par Excellence Packaging Corp. on 18 Malinis street, Elbica Compound, Lawang Bato, Valenzuela and residing at 92 Don Manuel Street, Balintawak, Quezon City.


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Emylene Martin, 20, of 222 Lord’s Candle street, De Castro Subdivision, Barangay Mapulang Lupa, Valenzuela, said that someone drove her tricycle away from her house.


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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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