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[Title] => Lawyer hurt in ambush
[Summary] => A Fil-Chinese lawyer was seriously injured after he was ambushed by two unidentified armed men, believed to be hired killers, the other day in Malabon, police said yesterday.
Superintendent Pedro Ramos, Malabon police chief, identified the victim as Michael Tan y Sy, 32, married, resident of 99 Industry II Road, Araneta Village, Barangay Potrero in Malabon. According to a belated police report, the ambush occurred at around 6:50 a.m. Wednesday.
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[Title] => Camanava revives curfew on minors
[Summary] => In an bid to minimize casualties in the likelihood of a bomb attack, local officials in the Camanava area are now reviving old ordinances that impose a curfew on minors at certain hours of the day.
The mayors of Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela ordered their respective police chiefs yesterday to fully implement the curfew ordinance to restrict the movement of the youth for their own safety.
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[Title] => Drunk gunman hurts 1
[Summary] => A drunken employee of the Caloocan City Hall entrusted with ensuring public safety, allegedly fired his gun indiscriminately, wounding a pregnant young mother and causing a threatened abortion of the four-month-old fetus in her womb after she was hit by a stray bullet Sunday afternoon in Malabon City.
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[Title] => Police slay rob suspect in Malabon
[Summary] => One of three holdup suspects was shot dead while another was arrested and a third allegedly escaped with the loot after they robbed a collector of a fish dealer the other day in Barangay Hulong Duhat, Malabon City.
Malabon police chief Superintendent Pedro Ramos said the slain suspect is yet to be identified. He sustained a bullet wound in the head and died on the spot.
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[Title] => 70 minors rounded up in Malabon
[Summary] => Police operatives arrested some 70 minors suspected of pilfering fish from unwary fish traders at the Consignation Market in Malabon City early yesterday morning.
City police chief Superintendent Pedro Ramos said of the suspects, 12 to 17 years old, 11 were residents of neighboring Navotas, the rest of Malabon.
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[Title] => Man who took child hostage shot dead
[Summary] => Three unidentified armed men reportedly shot to death an alleged hostage-taker who had earlier shot and seriously wounded a barangay volunteer Friday night in Malabon City.
Superintendent Pedro Ramos, Malabon City police chief, identified the fatality as Michael Dalimpapas, 25, of Dumpsite, Barangay Catmon, Malabon City.
According to the police, at about 9 p.m. Friday, Romulo Bartolada, 35, a garbage collector, was gathering garbage at Dumpsite with his 10-year-old daughter, Joy, when he saw Dalimpapas being chased by three armed men.
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[Title] => Lawyer hurt in ambush
[Summary] => A Fil-Chinese lawyer was seriously injured after he was ambushed by two unidentified armed men, believed to be hired killers, the other day in Malabon, police said yesterday.
Superintendent Pedro Ramos, Malabon police chief, identified the victim as Michael Tan y Sy, 32, married, resident of 99 Industry II Road, Araneta Village, Barangay Potrero in Malabon. According to a belated police report, the ambush occurred at around 6:50 a.m. Wednesday.
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[Summary] => In an bid to minimize casualties in the likelihood of a bomb attack, local officials in the Camanava area are now reviving old ordinances that impose a curfew on minors at certain hours of the day.
The mayors of Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela ordered their respective police chiefs yesterday to fully implement the curfew ordinance to restrict the movement of the youth for their own safety.
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[Summary] => One of three holdup suspects was shot dead while another was arrested and a third allegedly escaped with the loot after they robbed a collector of a fish dealer the other day in Barangay Hulong Duhat, Malabon City.
Malabon police chief Superintendent Pedro Ramos said the slain suspect is yet to be identified. He sustained a bullet wound in the head and died on the spot.
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[Summary] => Police operatives arrested some 70 minors suspected of pilfering fish from unwary fish traders at the Consignation Market in Malabon City early yesterday morning.
City police chief Superintendent Pedro Ramos said of the suspects, 12 to 17 years old, 11 were residents of neighboring Navotas, the rest of Malabon.
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[Title] => Man who took child hostage shot dead
[Summary] => Three unidentified armed men reportedly shot to death an alleged hostage-taker who had earlier shot and seriously wounded a barangay volunteer Friday night in Malabon City.
Superintendent Pedro Ramos, Malabon City police chief, identified the fatality as Michael Dalimpapas, 25, of Dumpsite, Barangay Catmon, Malabon City.
According to the police, at about 9 p.m. Friday, Romulo Bartolada, 35, a garbage collector, was gathering garbage at Dumpsite with his 10-year-old daughter, Joy, when he saw Dalimpapas being chased by three armed men.
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