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                    [Title] => Cops rescue girl from suspected baby snatcher in Malabon
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Police have rescued unharmed a one-year-old girl snatched in Malabon City last Wednesday by a suspected member of a syndicate preying on young children during an operation in Tondo a few hours after her abduction.


The operation also resulted in the arrest of the suspect, Grace Morales, 32, a resident of a squatters’ area in Vitas, Tondo.


Superintendent Moises Guevarra, the Malabon City police chief, said the suspect has a pending warrant of arrest for a kidnapping case before the sala of Judge Emmanuel Laurea of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 169.

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                    [Title] => Supervisor killed defending Valenzuela chocolate factory
                    [Summary] => A factory supervisor died in the line of duty trying to foil a robbery attempt by five unidentified armed men in the chocolate factory that employed him Sunday night in Malabon, police reported yesterday.


Malabon police chief Superintendent Moises Guevarra identified the lone fatality as Joemarie Esperidion, 35, single, a stay-in employee of the New Utility Sweet Corp. at 137 M. H. del Pilar street, Barangay Tugatog. 


Esperidion succumbed to several gunshot wounds in the body. Authorities said the suspects used an improvised shotgun in the attack.


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                    [Title] => Traffic cop comes to the rescue
                    [Summary] => An alert traffic officer, who came to the rescue of a woman victimized by a  cell phone snatcher, arrested the culprit in Malabon City the other day.


Suspect Lennon Ramos, 23, a resident of Barangay San Agustin, Malabon was apprehended by traffic officer Joel Roncales.


Roncales was manning traffic along J. P. Rizal Extension in Barangay Taniong at around 11:30 a.m. when he heard a woman inside a passenger jeepney shouting  for help.


Mary Kristine Flores, 27, a dentist, was onboard a jeepney when the suspect appeared from nowhere and grabbed her mobile phone.

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                    [Title] => Bomb found in Malabon junk shop
                    [Summary] => The Malabon City police are investigating the discovery of a discarded bomb that allegedly came from a hotel lobby in Manila and turned up at a junk shop in the city yesterday morning. 


"My men are now conducting an investigation at the Ramada Hotel in Malate, Manila, where the bomb reportedly came from," Malabon police chief Superintendent Moises Guevarra told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Pa kills 2 daughters after losing job
                    [Summary] => Laid off from his job, a construction worker became mentally unstable and killed his two daughters early yesterday morning  in Malabon City.


Superintendent Moises Guevarra, the city police chief, identified the suspect as Ruben Temprosa, 48, a native of Bacolod City, and a resident of Palmario Pilapil st., Barangay Tonsuya, Malabon.


The suspect is now locked up at the police detention cell for stabbing to death his daughters, Rubelyn, 4, and Rosemarie, 3, inside their house at around 6:30 a.m.


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The operation also resulted in the arrest of the suspect, Grace Morales, 32, a resident of a squatters’ area in Vitas, Tondo.


Superintendent Moises Guevarra, the Malabon City police chief, said the suspect has a pending warrant of arrest for a kidnapping case before the sala of Judge Emmanuel Laurea of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 169.

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Malabon police chief Superintendent Moises Guevarra identified the lone fatality as Joemarie Esperidion, 35, single, a stay-in employee of the New Utility Sweet Corp. at 137 M. H. del Pilar street, Barangay Tugatog. 


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Roncales was manning traffic along J. P. Rizal Extension in Barangay Taniong at around 11:30 a.m. when he heard a woman inside a passenger jeepney shouting  for help.


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Cops rescue girl from suspected baby snatcher in Malabon

By Jerry Botial | October 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Police have rescued unharmed a one-year-old girl snatched in Malabon City last Wednesday by a suspected member of a syndicate preying on young children during an operation in Tondo a few hours after her abduction. The...

Metro

Supervisor killed defending Valenzuela chocolate factory

May 31, 2005 - 12:00am

A factory supervisor died in the line of duty trying to foil a robbery attempt by five unidentified armed men in the chocolate factory that employed him Sunday night in Malabon, police reported yesterday. Malabon...

Metro

Traffic cop comes to the rescue

May 22, 2005 - 12:00am

An alert traffic officer, who came to the rescue of a woman victimized by a cell phone snatcher, arrested the culprit in Malabon City the other day. Suspect Lennon Ramos, 23, a resident of Barangay San Agustin,...

Metro

Bomb found in Malabon junk shop

By Pete Laude | April 14, 2005 - 12:00am

The Malabon City police are investigating the discovery of a discarded bomb that allegedly came from a hotel lobby in Manila and turned up at a junk shop in the city yesterday morning. "My men are now conducting...

Metro

Pa kills 2 daughters after losing job

April 4, 2005 - 12:00am

Laid off from his job, a construction worker became mentally unstable and killed his two daughters early yesterday morning in Malabon City. Superintendent Moises Guevarra, the city police chief, identified the...

Metro

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