+ Follow ACOP AND CAMPOS Tag
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[Title] => ‘Presidential son’ tied to drug trade
[Summary] => Beleaguered police Superintendent John Campos tagged yesterday a "presidential son" as a coddler of drug traffickers, saying the alleged son worked for the release of a suspected drug pusher arrested in 1996.
Campos refused to publicly identify the presidential son, but submitted the name to Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs now conducting an inquiry on the alleged involvement of opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson in the illegal drugs trade.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Aurea Calica
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[Title] => Ong likens Ping’s crime gang to Nazis
[Summary] => Noting that even fascist Adolf Hitler was elected to office in Germany, former police undercover agent Mary "Rosebud" Ong warned that the clique of Sen. Panfilo Lacson is shaping up into a Nazi party.
"Parang Nazi party na ’yang grupo ni Lacson (Lacson’s group is already like a Nazi party)," Ong told reporters over the weekend, referring to the German National Socialist Party that catapulted Hitler to power a few years before World War II.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Cecille Suerte Felipe
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[Title] => Lacson, 13 others summoned by DOJ
[Summary] => Former Philippine National Police chief and senatorial candidate Panfilo Lacson and 13 other persons charged with kidnapping and murder were summoned by the justice department to appear and answer the charges before government prosecutors.
The three-man panel headed by Senior State Prosecutor Leo Dacera III had sent a subpoena for Lacson and 13 other respondents to make themselves available on May 18 for preliminary investigation.
[DatePublished] => 2001-05-10 00:00:00
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[Summary] => Beleaguered police Superintendent John Campos tagged yesterday a "presidential son" as a coddler of drug traffickers, saying the alleged son worked for the release of a suspected drug pusher arrested in 1996.
Campos refused to publicly identify the presidential son, but submitted the name to Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs now conducting an inquiry on the alleged involvement of opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson in the illegal drugs trade.
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[Title] => Ong likens Ping’s crime gang to Nazis
[Summary] => Noting that even fascist Adolf Hitler was elected to office in Germany, former police undercover agent Mary "Rosebud" Ong warned that the clique of Sen. Panfilo Lacson is shaping up into a Nazi party.
"Parang Nazi party na ’yang grupo ni Lacson (Lacson’s group is already like a Nazi party)," Ong told reporters over the weekend, referring to the German National Socialist Party that catapulted Hitler to power a few years before World War II.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lacson, 13 others summoned by DOJ
[Summary] => Former Philippine National Police chief and senatorial candidate Panfilo Lacson and 13 other persons charged with kidnapping and murder were summoned by the justice department to appear and answer the charges before government prosecutors.
The three-man panel headed by Senior State Prosecutor Leo Dacera III had sent a subpoena for Lacson and 13 other respondents to make themselves available on May 18 for preliminary investigation.
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