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Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said suspect Noor Mohammad Umog, whom he presented to the media yesterday, has, indeed, applied to be under the government’s Witness Protection Program (WPP).


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Superintendent Jose Pante, regional commander of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, said Umog, alias Abu Muslim al-Ghazie, a former public school teacher, is also facing 50 counts of kidnapping and illegal detention in various courts in Basilan.


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                    [Summary] => Government authorities and civilians all thought Abu Muslim Al-Ghazie was the alias of a notorious bandit. 


It is actually the name of an extortion group linked to the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), authorities learned during the interrogation of the group’s recruiter and leader who is one of any number of bandits using the same alias. 


Armed Forces Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina said the initial tactical interrogation of ASG commander Ustadz Nur Mohammed Umog revealed that Abu Muslim Al-Ghazie is the name of the ASG’s extortion syndicate.


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Authorities said Nur Mohammed Umog, one of four people who allegedly go by the alias Abu Muslim al-Ghazie, belonged to a unit of the Abu Sayyaf Islamist group that raises funds to sustain its operations through extortion. 


Umog reportedly has at least 50 pending arrest warrants issued by courts in Basilan for several capital offenses.


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GenSan ‘bomber’ wants to be a witness vs Sayyaf

By Delon Porcalla | July 4, 2002 - 12:00am

A suspect in the spate of bombings in General Santos City expressed willingness yesterday to help the government put Abu Sayyaf members behind bars by offering himself as a witness. Justice Secretary Hernando Perez...

Nation

Cops file charges vs GenSan bomber

By John Paul Jubelag | May 29, 2002 - 12:00am

GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Police filed yesterday charges of multiple murder and frustrated murder against suspected Abu Sayyaf leader Nur Mohammed Umog for the April 21 bombings in the city’s commercial center...

Headlines

Southcom: Al-Ghazie not a person but a group

By Roel Pareño | May 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Government authorities and civilians all thought Abu Muslim Al-Ghazie was the alias of a notorious bandit. It is actually the name of an extortion group linked to the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), authorities learned...

Headlines

Another ‘al-Ghazie’ captured

By John Unson | May 24, 2002 - 12:00am

The strategist and alleged right-hand man of Abu Sayyaf leader Khadaffy Janjalani, with a bounty of P1 million on his head, was arrested in a joint military-police operation in Cotabato City last Wednesday. Authorities...

Headlines