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[Title] => Police nab Abu Sayyaf logistics officer
[Summary] => Police arrested an alleged logistics officer of the Abu Sayyaf Group involved in six kidnapping incidents, including attack in Sipadan, Malaysia and the kidnapping of American Jeffrey Schilling in 2000.
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[Title] => Informant gets P600,000 reward for Abu officer's arrest
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines -- Philippine National Police chief director general Jesus Versoza today handed over the cash reward to an informant who gave inputs to authorities that led to the arrest of an Abu Sayyaf official by in Sulu province over the weekend.
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[Title] => Cops arrest suspected Abu in Cotabato
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines (AP) – Police have captured a suspected al-Qaida-linked militant accused of high-profile kidnappings of at least four Americans and dozens of Filipinos in the southern Philippines, officials said today.
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[Title] => Suspected Abu arrested in Cotabato
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) -- A suspected member of the Abu Sayyaf group was arrested by security forces in Cotabato City on Sunday, the Philippine National Police (PNP) announced today.
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[Title] => 4 Sayyaf men fall
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Authorities have presented four captured members of the Abu Sayyaf, who were said to have been involved in kidnappings in two resorts in Malaysia and Palawan a few years ago.
The four were identified as Michael Pajiji, Abdullah Masuhud, Kissinger Hocson Tan alias Abu Huraira, and Alih Alkis alias Abu Jarin.
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[Title] => PNP to try to capture al-Ghozi by October
[Summary] => They want to save face.
Hoping to redeem itself from the embarrassment caused by the July 14 escape of a convicted Indonesian bomber and two Abu Sayyaf members, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said it will try to recapture Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi al-Ghozi and Omar Opik Lasal by October.
PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil said the PNP leadership has been working double-time to recapture the two before the scheduled state visit of United States President George W. Bush.
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[Title] => One-armed bandit leader wounded in Sulu clash - AFP
[Summary] => One-armed Abu Sayyaf leader Radullan Sahiron was wounded while six other bandits were killed in the weekend clash in Patikul, Sulu that resulted in the death of 11 government troopers, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) announced yesterday.
In a radio interview, AFP spokesman Brig. Gen. Eduardo Purificacion said residents of Barangay Darayan in Patikul told government agents that Sahiron sustained some gunshot wounds while six other bandits men were killed and five wounded.
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[Title] => Military downplays Sayyaf threat on Americans
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – The military downplayed yesterday an Abu Sayyaf threat that it would strike at Americans in the country as police arrested a suspected Abu Sayyaf member during a raid on a disco house here.
Lt. Col. Fredesvindo Covarrubias, commander of the Army’s Civil Relations Group, said the announcement on radio of new Abu Sayyaf spokesman Abu Sulaiman shows that the bandit group is losing its strength.
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[Title] => American’s captors arrested in Basilan
[Summary] => Army troops captured three suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits in Mindanao last Friday, including the one who stood guard over an American hostage last year, the military said yesterday.
Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Roy Cimatu, who will soon head the nation’s armed forces, said the three were captured in Bongao town in Tawi-Tawi.
The three had fled the military’s massive campaign against the Abu Sayyaf in nearby Sulu and Basilan provinces but were later sniffed out by military intelligence agents, Cimatu said.
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[Title] => Janjalani arraignment deferred
[Summary] => The arraignment of the younger brother of Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadaffy Janjalani, accused of 11 counts of kidnapping, was deferred yesterday after his lawyer failed to show up at the court proceedings at Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig.
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The four were identified as Michael Pajiji, Abdullah Masuhud, Kissinger Hocson Tan alias Abu Huraira, and Alih Alkis alias Abu Jarin.
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PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil said the PNP leadership has been working double-time to recapture the two before the scheduled state visit of United States President George W. Bush.
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In a radio interview, AFP spokesman Brig. Gen. Eduardo Purificacion said residents of Barangay Darayan in Patikul told government agents that Sahiron sustained some gunshot wounds while six other bandits men were killed and five wounded.
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Lt. Col. Fredesvindo Covarrubias, commander of the Army’s Civil Relations Group, said the announcement on radio of new Abu Sayyaf spokesman Abu Sulaiman shows that the bandit group is losing its strength.
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Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Roy Cimatu, who will soon head the nation’s armed forces, said the three were captured in Bongao town in Tawi-Tawi.
The three had fled the military’s massive campaign against the Abu Sayyaf in nearby Sulu and Basilan provinces but were later sniffed out by military intelligence agents, Cimatu said.
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