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[Title] => Dragnet operations sa Popoy killer inutos
[Summary] => Inutos kahapon ni acting Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Leandro Mendoza ang malawakang manhunt operations laban sa mga natukoy na killers ni labor leader Felimon "Ka Popoy" Lagman.
Sa kabila ng pagkakatukoy sa mga salarin, tumanggi si Mendoza na tukuyin kung sinu-sino at ilan ang mga suspek upang hindi madiskaril ang isinasagawang dragnet operation ng mga operatiba ng pulisya.
Kasabay nito, tiniyak ni Mendoza na sa oras na madakip at maikulong ang mga salarin ay agad ang mga itong sasampahan ng kasong murder.
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[Title] => ‘Popoy’ slay: 3 of 4 suspects identified
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police’s "Task Force Popoy" has identified three of the four men who gunned down left-wing labor leader File-mon "Popoy" Lagman at the University of the Philippines campus in Quezon City last Tuesday.
This was revealed by "Task Force Popoy" head Director Edgar Aglipay even as Camp Crame insiders confirmed that the Lagman slaying was part of moves to undermine the Arroyo administration and discredit the new police leadership.
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The brutal murder of left-wing labor leader Filemon "Popoy" Lagman may be part of a plot to destabilize the Arroyo administration, acting Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Leandro Mendoza warned yesterday.
Mendoza said police are looking into the possibility that "rightist or counter-revolutionary" groups, including those associated with deposed President Joseph Estrada, may be behind Lagman’s assassination at the University of the Philippines campus in Quezon City last Tuesday afternoon.
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TASK FORCE POPOY
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Sa kabila ng pagkakatukoy sa mga salarin, tumanggi si Mendoza na tukuyin kung sinu-sino at ilan ang mga suspek upang hindi madiskaril ang isinasagawang dragnet operation ng mga operatiba ng pulisya.
Kasabay nito, tiniyak ni Mendoza na sa oras na madakip at maikulong ang mga salarin ay agad ang mga itong sasampahan ng kasong murder.
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This was revealed by "Task Force Popoy" head Director Edgar Aglipay even as Camp Crame insiders confirmed that the Lagman slaying was part of moves to undermine the Arroyo administration and discredit the new police leadership.
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Mendoza said police are looking into the possibility that "rightist or counter-revolutionary" groups, including those associated with deposed President Joseph Estrada, may be behind Lagman’s assassination at the University of the Philippines campus in Quezon City last Tuesday afternoon.
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February 20, 2001 - 12:00am
