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                    [Title] => Case for guns dropped due to vague warrant
                    [Summary] => Because the search warrant failed to describe the place to be searched the court dismissed the illegal possession of firearm case filed against a Talisaynon.


Last January 25 a search was conducted at the house of Edwin Malubay in barangay Lagtang, Talisay City. Found from his house were a .45 cal. pistol, a .38 cal. Smith & Wesson revolver, a homemade 12-gauge shotgun, eight live shotgun rounds and holsters for handguns.


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                    [Title] => Encounter between  cops, robbery gang leaves one dead
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The unidentified male suspect-victim was described by police as between 30 to 35 years old, about 5’8" tall, with fair complexion, medium build, and sporting a crew-cut. 


The fatality was wearing a yellow T-shirt and maong pants, and has a tattoo on his right shoulder. 


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                    [Summary] => NAGPUPUPUTAK ang abogado ni Sen. Ping Lacson. Kesyo pakialamero raw ang US sa mga kaganapan dito kaya natalo siya ng $3-milyon civil damages sa California. Kesyo marumi raw ang P15-milyong kontrata ni Blanquita Pelaez sa 41,000 na posas kaya hinarang niya ito nu’ng PNP chief pa siya.


Pinalalabas na api si Lacson. Api nga ba?


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                    [Title] => US case can spoil Lacson’s 2004 bid
                    [Summary] => They couldn’t nail Al Capone for murder and racketeering, but they got him for tax evasion. Thus does California lawyer Rodel Rodis liken the $3-million civil damages his client won against Sen. Panfilo Lacson.


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                    [Title] => The $3-M case Lacson lost
                    [Summary] => On Sept. 12, 2001, members of the Filipino community in Alameda, California, gathered to hear an important visitor from the home country speak. They had originally planned to ask Sen. Panfilo Lacson about bills in the Philippine Congress on dual citizenship and absentee voting. But on everyone’s mind that afternoon were the events of the previous day, when hijackers slammed two commercial jetliners on New York’s World Trade Center. Lacson had his own thing in mind, though. In one portion of his talk, he called Filipino-American Blanquita H.
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US court tells Lacson: pay P1.72-M damages

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | August 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Two months ago Sen. Panfilo Lacson paid $20,000 (P1.1 million) for an Australian audio-tech to authenticate his copy–one of thousands–of the "Hello Garci" CD. Will he again not bat an eyelash...

Opinion

Case for guns dropped due to vague warrant

August 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Because the search warrant failed to describe the place to be searched the court dismissed the illegal possession of firearm case filed against a Talisaynon. Last January 25 a search was conducted at the house of...

Cebu News

Encounter between cops, robbery gang leaves one dead

August 14, 2003 - 12:00am

One person was killed after operatives of the Central Police District Command (CPDC) and its District Police Intelligence Unit (DPIU) encountered a group of suspected robbers late afternoon Tuesday in Quezon City....

Metro

Walang bolahan

By Jarius Bondoc | January 28, 2003 - 12:00am

NAGPUPUPUTAK ang abogado ni Sen. Ping Lacson. Kesyo pakialamero raw ang US sa mga kaganapan dito kaya natalo siya ng $3-milyon civil damages sa California. Kesyo marumi raw ang P15-milyong kontrata ni Blanquita Pelaez...

PSN Opinyon

US case can spoil Lacson’s 2004 bid

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | January 22, 2003 - 12:00am

They couldn’t nail Al Capone for murder and racketeering, but they got him for tax evasion. Thus does California lawyer Rodel Rodis liken the $3-million civil damages his client won against Sen. Panfilo La...

Opinion

The $3-M case Lacson lost

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | January 20, 2003 - 12:00am

On Sept. 12, 2001, members of the Filipino community in Alameda, California, gathered to hear an important visitor from the home country speak. They had originally planned to ask Sen. Panfilo Lacson about bills in...

Opinion