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Bukod sa mga pulis na isinangkot sa kaso, iniugnay din si dating PNP chief Ping Lacson, na ngayo’y isa sa mga senador ng bansa. Sa kaliwa’t kanang akusasyon laban kay Lacson, marami ang nagsisisi, kung bakit pa pa siya nailuklok sa Senado.


Sa kabila ng pahayag ng pulisya na mga robbery suspect ang grupo hindi naman malaman kung paano nila sasagutin ang reklamo na pawang mga naka-posas ang mga ito nang barilin.


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Sa kabila ng pahayag ng pulisya na mga robbery suspect ang grupo hindi naman malaman kung paano nila sasagutin ang reklamo na pawang mga naka-posas ang mga ito nang barilin.


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2nd batch of cops talk on Kuratong (2)

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | December 5, 2003 - 12:00am

As far back as 1999, PMA graduate Insp. Ysmael Yu had wanted to tell the truth about the Kuratong Baleleng multiple murders. The case had been dismissed provisionally when the kin of some victims signed waivers....

Opinion

2nd batch of cops talk on Kuratong (1)

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | December 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Prosecutors of the Kuratong Baleleng multiple murders are not about to give up. They were set back by Judge Teresa Yadao’s dismissal of new evidence against 34 retired and active-duty policemen. Adamant, they...

Opinion

Kuratong Baleleng: 'The next morning they were dead'

By Dante L.A.Jimenez | May 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Pitong taon na ang Kuratong Baleleng case kung saan ay 11 katao ang namatay sa kamay ng pulisya noong madaling araw ng May 18, 1995. Bukod sa mga pulis na isinangkot sa kaso, iniugnay din si dating PNP chief Ping...

PSN Opinyon