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Albert Froilan Gaerlan, executive officer of the NBI-Background Investigation Division (BID), said yesterday that 32-year-old businessman Oliver Jameiro admitted he did not dump the Glock 357 pistol used in killing Luis Santiago, director of the ABS-CBN horror show Nginiig, and in wounding six others.


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                    [Summary] => Police filed homicide, multiple homicide and assault charges against  the killer of an ABS-CBN director in Makati City.


Charged before the Makati City prosecutor’s office last Friday was Oliver Perez, believed to be a scion of a prominent family and who remains in hiding.


Chief Superintendent Wilfredo Garcia, director of the Southern Police District (SPD) said the homicide charges was for the killing of Luis "Luigi" Santiago, 24,  a director of a TV series in ABS-CBN.


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                    [Title] => Solve ABS-CBN director’s slay,  Makati police told
                    [Summary] => Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol ordered the Makati City police yesterday to quickly resolve last Thursday’s killing of an ABS-CBN director as the victim’s family are getting impatient over the slow-paced investigation of the case.


It’s been four days now since the killing of Luis "Luigi" Santiago, 26,  outside the Venezia Bar located at Glorietta 2 but the Makati City police has yet to get his killer, identified only as  Oliver Perez, believed to be a scion of a prominent family.


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This developed as police teams continued yesterday a manhunt for one "Oliver Perez," who went into hiding shortly after he shot and killed Luis Santiago, director of ABS-CBN’s Nginiig series, and wounded six others outside the Venezia Bar at Glorietta II.


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Albert Froilan Gaerlan, executive officer of the NBI-Background Investigation Division (BID), said yesterday that 32-year-old businessman Oliver Jameiro admitted he did not dump the Glock 357 pistol used in killing Luis Santiago, director of the ABS-CBN horror show Nginiig, and in wounding six others.


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Suspect in director’s slay still has gun — NBI

By Evelyn Macairan | July 9, 2005 - 12:00am

Oliver Jameiro, the primary suspect in the killing of a TV director, still has the firearm he allegedly used in the shooting incident outside a bar in Makati City, according to the National Bureau of Investigation...

Metro

Charges filed vs abs-cbn director’s killer

By Non Alquitran | June 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Police filed homicide, multiple homicide and assault charges against the killer of an ABS-CBN director in Makati City. Charged before the Makati City prosecutor’s office last Friday was Oliver Perez, believed...

Metro

Solve ABS-CBN director’s slay, Makati police told

June 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Metro police chief Director Vidal Querol ordered the Makati City police yesterday to quickly resolve last Thursday’s killing of an ABS-CBN director as the victim’s family are getting impatient over the...

Metro

Police readying raps vs Makati bar shooter

By Michael Punongbayan | June 11, 2005 - 12:00am

The Makati Police Department (MPD) is preparing a number of criminal charges against the gunman in last Wednesday’s shooting incident that left a TV director dead outside an upscale bar at the Ayala Center last...

Metro