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While she wasn’t able to get back her old phone, ABC-5 reporter Ma. Theresa Andrada was given a replacement unit after police intervened.  


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Kinilala ang mga biktima na sina Ma. Theresa Andrada, 27, ng #41 Aduana St., New Intramuros Village, Diliman, Quezon City; at Jason Torres, 26, ng #62 R. Pascual St., San Juan, MM, kapwa reporter ng ABC-5.


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Kinilala ang mga biktima na sina Ma. Theresa Andrada, 27, ng #41 Aduana St., New Intramuros Village, Diliman, Quezon City; at Jason Torres, 26, ng #62 R. Pascual St., San Juan, MM, kapwa reporter ng ABC-5.


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Cops urge victims to file raps vs stall owners selling stolen phones

By Non Alquitran | January 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Last Jan. 14, a TV reporter got the shock of her life when she saw her mobile phone on display at a stall of a shopping center in San Juan, just a few hours after it was stolen. While she wasn’t able to get...

Metro

Bagsakan ng nakaw na cellphone sa Greenhills, sinalakay

January 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Nabuko ng pulisya ang talamak na bentahan ng mga nakaw na cellphone sa Greenhills, San Juan, matapos na matunton sa isang stall doon na pag-aari ng pamangkin ng isang congressman ang dalawang ninakaw na cellphone...

PSN Metro