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Pasay police chief Senior Superintendent Oscar Catalan said the 13 policemen have been re-assigned to other positions and started performing their duties last week.


"They have been assigned to different Police Community Precincts (PCPs) and other offices of the Pasay police," Catalan said in a telephone interview. 


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                    [Summary] => Only four of the 21 Pasay City policemen submitted yesterday afternoon their counter-affidavits to the panel of state prosecutors in response to the homicide charges filed against them by the Southern Police District for the death of hostage victim Dexter Balala.


But all eight security guards of the Philtranco bus terminal in Malibay where the May 31 hostage drama took place, failed to appear on the first day of the preliminary investigation.


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ANDITO GUARDIAN

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Pasay hostage ‘rescuers’ back in service

August 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Thirteen of the 22 Pasay City policemen who took part in the botched hostage rescue of a four-year-old boy last May are now back in service. Pasay police chief Senior Superintendent Oscar Catalan said the 13 policemen...

Metro

Security guards snub prosecutors’ hearing

June 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Only four of the 21 Pasay City policemen submitted yesterday afternoon their counter-affidavits to the panel of state prosecutors in response to the homicide charges filed against them by the Southern Police District...

Metro