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                    [Title] => GMA creates National Anti-Environmental Crime Task Force
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has abolished the National Anti-Crime Task Force (NACTAF) and replaced it with a multi-agency environmental crime task force to be headed by Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Angelo Reyes.


The President issued Executive Order 522 last March 31 to officially dissolve the NACTAF. Now she has issued Executive Order 515 to create the National Anti-Environment Crime Task Force (NAECTAF) to absorb some of the functions of the now defunct anti-crime body.


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                    [Title] => Chinese kinatay ng mga kapwa Chinese
                    [Summary] => Sigalot sa negosyo ang pangunahing dahilan nang sinasabing pagpapatayan ng ilang Chinese sa bansa matapos na matagpuan ang bangkay ng isang casino financier na itinapon sa Macapagal Avenue sa Pasay City, kamakailan.


Nakilala ang biktima na si Shi Bun Tok, alyas Emerson Sy, financier ng casino sa Hyatt Hotel sa Maynila. Nagtamo ito ng malalalim na sugat sa kanyang leeg na halos ikahiwalay ng kanyang ulo sa katawan.


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                    [Title] => NBI nabs 4 maritime cops for extortion
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed qualified bribery charges against four police officers of the Maritime Command Group for allegedly extorting P200,000 from a businessman in Parañaque City the other day.


Regional Director Reynaldo Esmeralda, of the NBI-Special Task Force (STF), identified the suspects as Senior Police Officer 3 Rogelio Silvela, PO3 Diogenes Zonio, PO3 Aquilino Labrador and PO3 Jonas Himalay. 


They belong to the Maritime Command Group, a special operating unit of the Philippine National Police.


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                    [Title] => Transnational shabu ring operating in Southern Mindanao
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Southern Mindanao chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) believes that a transnational syndicate is behind the illegal drugs trade in this part of the country. 


Wilkins Villanueva, PDEA regional chief, said the transnational ring is largely financed by people of Chinese or other Asian descent who have managed to elude arrest.


"We are closely monitoring the movement of these people and are pursuing them so they could no longer operate in this part of the country," he said.


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                    [Title] => Transnational shabu ring operating in Southern Mindanao
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Southern Mindanao chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) believes that a transnational syndicate is behind the illegal drugs trade in this part of the country. 


Wilkins Villanueva, PDEA regional chief, said the transnational ring is largely financed by people of Chinese or other Asian descent who have managed to elude arrest.


"We are closely monitoring the movement of these people and are pursuing them so they could no longer operate in this part of the country," he said.


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                    [Title] => Davao City allows 6 cadavers to be used in med school
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Davao City Prosecutor’s Office has finally allowed the use of the remains of  six Chinese-looking men who were killed in the New Year’s Eve raid on a shabu laboratory here  for medical research and scientific studies.


The cadavers of the six slain foreigners have remained unclaimed at a local funeral parlor here some three months after the   raid on a clandestine shabu laboratory in Barangay Dumoy. 


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                    [Title] => Nasaan ang loyalty mo Gen. Cudal, Sir?
                    [Summary] => NAG-UMPISA na ang legal offensive ng kampo ng naarestong drug lord na si Jackson Dy para maiwasan ang pinakamabigat na kaparusahan ng krimeng ginawa niya. Sa kasalukuyan, ang mga abogado ni Dy ay nag-file ng mga motion sa Korte para mabawi nila ang mga ari-arian na kinumpiska ng mga ahente ng gobyerno sa kanila. Ang nagre-representa sa drug lord ay ang Sales, Cudal and associates na may opisina sa Diliman, Quezon City. Ang Cudal pala roon ay si retired police general Steve Cudal, na kaibigan ni Sen. Ping Lacson.
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                    [Title] => Fugitive’s parents: Deport us
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The parents of the alleged financier of the shabu laboratory busted here on New Year’s Eve have reportedly sought voluntary deportation from the immigration bureau.


Benjamin Lao, alien control officer for Southern Mindanao, said Sy Son Lu and Lim King Shu, parents of fugitive Allan Sy, have filed a petition for voluntary deportation.


"They filed a petition but until now it has not been granted by our Manila office," Lao said. 


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                    [Title] => Six foreigners killed in Davao shabu raid
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Six suspected drug dealers, believed to be Chinese or Taiwanese, were killed in an alleged shootout with anti-narcotics agents during a raid on a suspected drug laboratory in Barangay Dumoy here on New Year’s Eve.


Officials said 76.8 kilos of high-grade shabu with a street value of over P152 million were also seized during the raid.


Deputy Director General Ricardo de Leon, Anti-Illegal Drugs — Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) chief, said the six still-unidentified suspects succumbed to gunshot wounds while being taken to the Davao Sanitarium for treatment.


"An encounter ensued after they resisted (arrest)," De Leon said.


"We’re still investigating the real identities of the slain suspects who were all Oriental-looking." 


Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) chief Undersecretary Anselmo Avenido Jr. said policemen were about to serve a search warrant on the suspected drug laboratroy in a building along Kilometer 13 in Barangay Dumoy when they were fired upon by its occupants, triggering a firefight.


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The President issued Executive Order 522 last March 31 to officially dissolve the NACTAF. Now she has issued Executive Order 515 to create the National Anti-Environment Crime Task Force (NAECTAF) to absorb some of the functions of the now defunct anti-crime body.


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Nakilala ang biktima na si Shi Bun Tok, alyas Emerson Sy, financier ng casino sa Hyatt Hotel sa Maynila. Nagtamo ito ng malalalim na sugat sa kanyang leeg na halos ikahiwalay ng kanyang ulo sa katawan.


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Regional Director Reynaldo Esmeralda, of the NBI-Special Task Force (STF), identified the suspects as Senior Police Officer 3 Rogelio Silvela, PO3 Diogenes Zonio, PO3 Aquilino Labrador and PO3 Jonas Himalay. 


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Wilkins Villanueva, PDEA regional chief, said the transnational ring is largely financed by people of Chinese or other Asian descent who have managed to elude arrest.


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Benjamin Lao, alien control officer for Southern Mindanao, said Sy Son Lu and Lim King Shu, parents of fugitive Allan Sy, have filed a petition for voluntary deportation.


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Officials said 76.8 kilos of high-grade shabu with a street value of over P152 million were also seized during the raid.


Deputy Director General Ricardo de Leon, Anti-Illegal Drugs — Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) chief, said the six still-unidentified suspects succumbed to gunshot wounds while being taken to the Davao Sanitarium for treatment.


"An encounter ensued after they resisted (arrest)," De Leon said.


"We’re still investigating the real identities of the slain suspects who were all Oriental-looking." 


Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) chief Undersecretary Anselmo Avenido Jr. said policemen were about to serve a search warrant on the suspected drug laboratroy in a building along Kilometer 13 in Barangay Dumoy when they were fired upon by its occupants, triggering a firefight.


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