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                    [Title] => P2.5M pabuya tinanggap ng 3 tipster
                    [Summary] => Tatlong sibilyang nagbigay ng impormasyon sa National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) ang ginawaran kahapon ni Pangulong Arroyo ng reward money na may kabuuang halagang P2.5 milyon.


Ang tatlo na hindi ibinunyag ang mga pangalan para na rin sa kanilang seguridad, ang siyang nagbigay ng tip sa mga miyembro ng NAKTF na naging daan sa pagkakaaresto kina Zosimo Lauzon at Alexander Aldas, mga lider ng Waray-Waray gang at Arnel Suellen na isa pang kidnap-for-ransom member.


Dalawa sa mga impormante ang tumanggap ng tig-P1milyon at ang pangatlo ay P500,000.


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                    [Title] => Battle against kidnappers not over, Tsinoys say
                    [Summary] => The battle is not over.


Sources within the Chinese-Filipino community yesterday branded as "premature" last Tuesday’s declaration of President Arroyo that kidnapping has been "virtually eliminated" as well as the subsequent disbanding of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF).


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                    [Summary] => Claiming her administration has "virtually eliminated" the lucrative trade of kidnapping-for-ransom, President Arroyo officially disbanded yesterday the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF).


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                    [Title] => No. 5 most wanted kidnapper timbog
                    [Summary] => Isa pang matagal nang pinaghahanap na lider ng kidnap-for-ransom gang ang bumagsak sa kamay ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) na pinamumunuan ni DILG Sec. Angelo Reyes.


Kinilala ang suspek na si Alexander Aldas alyas Ali, may patong sa ulo na P1milyon at pang-5 sa listahan ng mga pinaghahanap ng batas na lider ng Waray-Waray kidnap-for-ransom gang, ang grupong sangkot sa pagkidnap at pagpatay sa Coca-Cola executive na si Betti Chua Sy noong Nob. 17, 2003.


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                    [Title] => Arroyo orders NAKTF to solve Pasay kidnapping
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo ordered yesterday the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) to take over the investigation of Wednesday’s kidnapping of a 67-year-old businesswoman in Pasay City.


"If this was a kidnap-for-ransom, the President wants NAKTF to unmask the group responsible and to bring them before the bars of justice while ensuring the safety of the victim," said Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye.


The Pasay City police has released a sketch of one of the suspected kidnappers of Dominga Chu, and several witnesses to the kidnapping have come out.


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ALEXANDER ALDAS

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Ang tatlo na hindi ibinunyag ang mga pangalan para na rin sa kanilang seguridad, ang siyang nagbigay ng tip sa mga miyembro ng NAKTF na naging daan sa pagkakaaresto kina Zosimo Lauzon at Alexander Aldas, mga lider ng Waray-Waray gang at Arnel Suellen na isa pang kidnap-for-ransom member.


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"If this was a kidnap-for-ransom, the President wants NAKTF to unmask the group responsible and to bring them before the bars of justice while ensuring the safety of the victim," said Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye.


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GMA declares kidnapping ‘virtually eliminated’

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Claiming her administration has "virtually eliminated" the lucrative trade of kidnapping-for-ransom, President Arroyo officially disbanded yesterday the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF).

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No. 5 most wanted kidnapper timbog

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Isa pang matagal nang pinaghahanap na lider ng kidnap-for-ransom gang ang bumagsak sa kamay ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) na pinamumunuan ni DILG Sec. Angelo Reyes. Kinilala ang suspek na si Alexander...

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Arroyo orders NAKTF to solve Pasay kidnapping

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President Arroyo ordered yesterday the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) to take over the investigation of Wednesday’s kidnapping of a 67-year-old businesswoman in Pasay City. "If this was a...

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