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Ermita police chief: Vigilantes sending a signal?

By Mike Frialde | March 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Ermita police station commander Superintendent Manolo Martinez hinted yesterday that the death of a heavily-tattooed man who was found dumped outside a popular mall in Manila’s tourist belt could be the work...

Metro

Vigilantes roaming tourist belt?

By Mike Frialde | March 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Are members of a vigilante group now roaming Manila’s busy tourist belt silencing criminals preying on tourists? This is the suspicion of the Manila police after the body of an unidentified heavily-tattooed...

Metro