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[Title] => Cagayan GROs get training as police agents
[Summary] => TUGUEGARAO CITY, Cagayan — Some 150 guest relations officers (GROs) working in 85 nightclubs and cocktail lounges here underwent over the weekend an anti-criminality seminar designed to train them as police agents.
Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, said nightclub workers could be effective partners of law enforcers in curbing and solving crimes in the province.
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[Title] => It’s ‘strike 2’ in Cagayan: More jueteng workers fall
[Summary] => It’s strike 2 in Cagayan, and the provincial police director apparently has reason to worry.
This, after the Task Force Jericho of the Department of the Interior and Local Government arrested 10 more jueteng personnel last Thursday, bringing to 57 the total haul in two straight days.
Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, task force chief, said Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, is in danger of losing his post.
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[Title] => Remittance firm loses P8-M to robbers
[Summary] => Five heavily armed men robbed a vehicle of a remittance firm in Greenhills, San Juan the other day, taking P8 million in cash intended for the families of at least 1,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
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[Title] => 2 police officials at war over bungled VCD raid
[Summary] => Two police officials are on a warpath over a foiled operation conducted by the Videogram Regulatory Board (VRB) against vendors of pirated compact discs in San Juan.
San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia and Superintendent William Cion of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) blamed each other for the confusion that took place in the Greenhills raid last Aug. 13.
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Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, said nightclub workers could be effective partners of law enforcers in curbing and solving crimes in the province.
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Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, task force chief, said Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, is in danger of losing his post.
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San Juan police chief Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia and Superintendent William Cion of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) blamed each other for the confusion that took place in the Greenhills raid last Aug. 13.
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