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[Title] => 2 timbog sa shabu, baril
[Summary] => Dalawang katao ang naaresto ng pulisya sa magkasunod na operasyon sa magkahiwalay na lugar na nagresulta sa pagkakakumpiska ng ilang gramo ng shabu at isang baril na walang lisensya.
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[Title] => Muslim groups call on Congress to change composition of poll tribunals
[Summary] => Various concerned groups from Mindanao yesterday called on Congress to initiate changes in the composition of electoral tribunals that hear election-related protests and petitions.
[DatePublished] => 2010-08-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Muslim groups to set up slaughterhouse, meat market
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An organization of Muslim communities in Manila said yesterday it will put up a special slaughterhouse and meat market to rid their daily meals of "unclean meat."
The Manila Muslim Peace and Development Council (MMPDC) said there is a growing concern in their communities about the supposed "impurity of meat" being sold in local markets, which prompted the group to construct its own meat market.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Muslim leader denies plot to kill Bayani
[Summary] => "We have no plan of hurting the good Chairman Bayani Fernando. In fact we are solidly behind his efforts to put order in the streets."
This was the reaction of Datu Amerol-Gulam Ambiong, chairman of Metro Manila Muslim Peace and Order Coordinating Council (MMMPOC), to reports that his group was planning to assassinate the head of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) over the latter’s relentless drive against sidewalk vendors.
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[Title] => Muslim vendors plotting to kill MMDA chief?
[Summary] => Muslim vendors affected by a relentless campaign against sidewalk and street obstructions are allegedly planning to assassinate the man spearheading the drive.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando himself revealed the threat to his life not out of fear, but in an effort to put some sense into those plotting to kill him by making them understand that he is only doing his job.
The threat allegedly came from a group calling itself the Muslim Peace and Order Council (MPOC), which is chaired by a certain Gulang Amirol Ambiong.
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[Title] => Raps readied vs Islamic Center gunmen
[Summary] => Police are set to file charges of indiscriminate firing and alarm and scandal against three men for disrupting a press conference at the Islamic Center, a Muslim leader said.
Datu Amerol Ambiong, national chairman of the National Muslim Peace and Order Council (NMPOC), said appropriate charges would be filed against three men who interfered at a scheduled press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila City yesterday afternoon.
Ambiong identified the suspects as Hadji Ali Lucman, Hadji Malic Nanak and Weng Macadato. The three fled after firing their weapons.
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[Title] => Relatives bury Sayyaf prison casualties
[Summary] => Hundreds of Muslims took part in a funeral procession in Taguig yesterday to bury the remains of 22 suspected Abu Sayyaf inmates killed in a bloody prison revolt as security forces went on high alert for possible retaliatory attacks.
Angry mourners accused prison authorities of torturing the inmates at the Camp Bagong Diwa detention center, where a 30-hour uprising led by some members of the Abu Sayyaf militant group was crushed by hundreds of police on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Shootout in Quiapo: One dead, 2 hurt
[Summary] => An early morning shootout in the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila left a suspected drug user dead and injury to a retired police official and the head of the Muslim peace and order council.
Western Police District homicide section chief Senior Inspector Dominador Arevalo Jr. identified the fatality as Morog Karel, 22, single, jobless, a native of Lanao del Sur, and a resident of 645 Carlos Palanca street in Quiapo.
Morog sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the body and died on the spot.
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[Title] => NCRPO: ID system in Muslim communities ‘voluntary’
[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon stressed yesterday the identification system for residents of Muslim communities in Metro Manila is being implemented on a purely voluntary basis.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Convenient scapegoats, says Golez
[Summary] => Parañaque Rep. Roilo Golez (Independent) said yesterday the Muslims that police arrested in connection with last Saturday’s bombings could be fall guys.
Police announced yesterday that a joint operation with the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) led to the apprehension of 17 residents of a Muslim compound in Quezon City.
Probers said the 17 men were held for questioning in connection with the five Rizal Day bombings that killed 22 people and injured scores of others.
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[Title] => Muslim groups call on Congress to change composition of poll tribunals
[Summary] => Various concerned groups from Mindanao yesterday called on Congress to initiate changes in the composition of electoral tribunals that hear election-related protests and petitions.
[DatePublished] => 2010-08-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Muslim groups to set up slaughterhouse, meat market
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An organization of Muslim communities in Manila said yesterday it will put up a special slaughterhouse and meat market to rid their daily meals of "unclean meat."
The Manila Muslim Peace and Development Council (MMPDC) said there is a growing concern in their communities about the supposed "impurity of meat" being sold in local markets, which prompted the group to construct its own meat market.
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[Title] => Muslim leader denies plot to kill Bayani
[Summary] => "We have no plan of hurting the good Chairman Bayani Fernando. In fact we are solidly behind his efforts to put order in the streets."
This was the reaction of Datu Amerol-Gulam Ambiong, chairman of Metro Manila Muslim Peace and Order Coordinating Council (MMMPOC), to reports that his group was planning to assassinate the head of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) over the latter’s relentless drive against sidewalk vendors.
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[Title] => Muslim vendors plotting to kill MMDA chief?
[Summary] => Muslim vendors affected by a relentless campaign against sidewalk and street obstructions are allegedly planning to assassinate the man spearheading the drive.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando himself revealed the threat to his life not out of fear, but in an effort to put some sense into those plotting to kill him by making them understand that he is only doing his job.
The threat allegedly came from a group calling itself the Muslim Peace and Order Council (MPOC), which is chaired by a certain Gulang Amirol Ambiong.
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[Title] => Raps readied vs Islamic Center gunmen
[Summary] => Police are set to file charges of indiscriminate firing and alarm and scandal against three men for disrupting a press conference at the Islamic Center, a Muslim leader said.
Datu Amerol Ambiong, national chairman of the National Muslim Peace and Order Council (NMPOC), said appropriate charges would be filed against three men who interfered at a scheduled press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila City yesterday afternoon.
Ambiong identified the suspects as Hadji Ali Lucman, Hadji Malic Nanak and Weng Macadato. The three fled after firing their weapons.
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[Title] => Relatives bury Sayyaf prison casualties
[Summary] => Hundreds of Muslims took part in a funeral procession in Taguig yesterday to bury the remains of 22 suspected Abu Sayyaf inmates killed in a bloody prison revolt as security forces went on high alert for possible retaliatory attacks.
Angry mourners accused prison authorities of torturing the inmates at the Camp Bagong Diwa detention center, where a 30-hour uprising led by some members of the Abu Sayyaf militant group was crushed by hundreds of police on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Shootout in Quiapo: One dead, 2 hurt
[Summary] => An early morning shootout in the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila left a suspected drug user dead and injury to a retired police official and the head of the Muslim peace and order council.
Western Police District homicide section chief Senior Inspector Dominador Arevalo Jr. identified the fatality as Morog Karel, 22, single, jobless, a native of Lanao del Sur, and a resident of 645 Carlos Palanca street in Quiapo.
Morog sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the body and died on the spot.
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[Title] => NCRPO: ID system in Muslim communities ‘voluntary’
[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon stressed yesterday the identification system for residents of Muslim communities in Metro Manila is being implemented on a purely voluntary basis.
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[Title] => Convenient scapegoats, says Golez
[Summary] => Parañaque Rep. Roilo Golez (Independent) said yesterday the Muslims that police arrested in connection with last Saturday’s bombings could be fall guys.
Police announced yesterday that a joint operation with the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) led to the apprehension of 17 residents of a Muslim compound in Quezon City.
Probers said the 17 men were held for questioning in connection with the five Rizal Day bombings that killed 22 people and injured scores of others.
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