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ANGELES CITY — Lt. Gen. Bonifacio Ramos, chief of the Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom), lauded the Tarlac police yesterday for finally establishing that the Oct. 3 killing of Aglipayan Bishop Alberto Ramento was not politically motivated.


In a joint military-police press conference at the Nolcom headquarters at Camp Aquino in Tarlac, Ramos also hailed the Tarlac police, headed by Senior Superintendent Nicanor Bartolome, for arresting two men who had broken into the First Provincial Bank in Tarlac City last Oct. 23.


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"It is pure and simple robbery with homicide."


Thus concluded the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in its final report on the Oct. 3 killing of 69-year-old Aglipayan Bishop Alberto Ramento inside his bedroom at the Aglipayan cathedral in Tarlac City.


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The Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI) said Ramento’s remains will be cremated after a solemn requiem at 8 a.m. at the Aglipayan national cathedral in Manila. 


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                    [Title] => Gonzales: Don’t politicize killings; NBI probes Surigao slay
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The NBI has also stepped into the case of slain Aglipayan Bishop Alberto Ramento to clarify, once and for all, if his killing was politically motivated or not.


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                    [Title] => 1 pang pari pinatay!
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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Calderon said the arrest of the four suspects proved that the case was "plain and simple robbery" and "should not be considered to be politically motivated." 


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Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Central Luzon police director, however, declined to reveal the identities of the two suspects so as not to preempt their arrest.


Rafanan said they belong to a criminal group believed responsible for robberies and thefts in Tarlac City.


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CBCP president and Jaro Iloilo Archbishop Angel Lagdameo issued a one-page statement condemning the killing of 69-year-old Aglipayan Bishop Alberto Ramento. 


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AGLIPAYAN BISHOP ALBERTO RAMENTO

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In a joint military-police press conference at the Nolcom headquarters at Camp Aquino in Tarlac, Ramos also hailed the Tarlac police, headed by Senior Superintendent Nicanor Bartolome, for arresting two men who had broken into the First Provincial Bank in Tarlac City last Oct. 23.


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Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Central Luzon police director, however, declined to reveal the identities of the two suspects so as not to preempt their arrest.


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