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In a special report, City Police chief Superintendent Tito Bayangos, said the group’s name was found in a murder note left beside one of the victim’s mutilated body parts.


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Superintendent Tito Bayangos, city police chief, identified the detained suspect as Ariel Timpug, who was reportedly discharged from the military service and described as one of the members of a newly-formed criminal syndicate led by Romeo Mapatac. 


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Superintendent Tito Bayangos, city police chief, said the two suspects, Joebert Licono, alias Cedie, a native of La Paz, Iloilo, and Oliver Millo, are now being hunted down.


The two suspects have been tagged as behind the March 29 killing of Maritess de Leon-Applegate, wife of retired US Navy officer Michael Emmanuel Applegate and a scion of a wealthy family here.


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                    [Title] => Justice sought  for slain wife of ex-US navy man
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This is the cry of relatives of 36-year-old Maritess de Leon-Applegate, wife of a former US navy officer and a member of a prominent family here, who was shot dead inside her sister’s restaurant last March 29.


Applegate will be buried today. Her elder sister Cristina, who owns the Copperchino Café and Restaurant, said her husband, Michael Emmanuel Applegate, a US navy retiree now living in Japan, cannot come home because of "shock and fear."


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Superintendent Tito Bayangos, Tarlac police director, said policemen chanced upon Senior Inspector Dante Gacadan, former PDEA-CAR officer-in-charge, and the former vice mayor while allegedly buying two sachets of shabu.


Police withheld the name of the vice mayor.


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Superintendent Tito Bayangos, city police chief, however, refused to identify the two suspects.


Without any apparent provocation, the victim, Amado Benjamin Tañedo, son of Vice Mayor Miguel Tañedo, was stabbed in the shoulder and abdomen while he and his friends were about to play computer games at the Gamepad Computer Shop in Barangay Mabini here.


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Tarlac vigilantes kill suspected phone snatcher

By Benjie Villa | July 21, 2004 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — A shadowy vigilante group known as "People’s Brigade" has owned up to the mutilation late last week of a suspected notorious cellphone snatcher here. In a special report, City...

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Former soldier arrested for robbery

July 21, 2004 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — Policemen here arrested a former soldier suspected of being a member of a robbery-holdup gang now believed to be also behind the proliferation of illegal drugs in this city. Superintendent...

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2 suspects in slay of ex-US Navy man’s wife identified

By Benjie Villa | June 24, 2004 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — Police have finally identified the two suspected guns-for-hire who murdered the wife of a retired US Navy serviceman about three months ago in a classy restaurant here. Superintendent Tito Bayangos,...

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Justice sought for slain wife of ex-US navy man

By Benjie Villa | April 4, 2004 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — Give her justice. This is the cry of relatives of 36-year-old Maritess de Leon-Applegate, wife of a former US navy officer and a member of a prominent family here, who was shot dead inside her...

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Ex-CAR narc chief, ex-vice mayor held for shabu in Tarlac

By Artemio Dumlao | February 9, 2003 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — A former chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) and a former Kalinga vice mayor were held by the Tarlac City police in a shabu bust...

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2 Tarlac teeners hunted for attack

June 26, 2002 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — Police are hunting down two teenagers tagged as among the attackers of a 16-year-old son of this city’s vice mayor last week. Superintendent Tito Bayangos, city police chief, however, refused...

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