+ Follow ANTHONY ANG AND SIMON LAO Tag
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[Title] => Cuenco is optimistic the court will make Hung a state witness
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Cebu City South District Rep. Antonio Cuenco is optimistic that the government's bid to use the detained Hung Chin Chang as state witness against the alleged financier of the mega shabu laboratory operation in Mandaue City will be granted.
Cuenco, also vice chairman of the House panel on dangerous drugs, said only Hung among the other people indicted in the shabu laboratory case is competent to become a state witness to pin down Calvin Tan as the alleged financier.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Shabu 11 case: Plan to get witness vs. Tan suffers huge blow
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Government prosecutors' effort to have Hung Chin Chang as a state witness against the alleged financier of the shabu laboratory operation in Mandaue City suffered a serious blow yesterday after a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency official admitted that he is not the least guilty among all the accused.
Supt. Adzhar Albani, one of the PDEA officials who played a vital role in the operation, admitted that Hung Chin Chang, who is also known by aliases Andy Ang, Anthony Ang and Simon Lao, is one of the "officials" of the syndicate operating the laboratory.
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[Title] => Extradition of shabu ‘financier’ still uncertain
[Summary] => CEBU — After all the hoopla, the extradition of suspected drug financier Calvin de Jesus Tan from Hong Kong could not be confirmed until Hong Kong’s Chief Executive renders a decision on or before June 29.
Tan and 11 other suspects are facing charges for the manufacture of shabu in a warehouse in Mandaue City, considered one of the biggest shabu laboratories busted in Asia.
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ANTHONY ANG AND SIMON LAO
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Cebu City South District Rep. Antonio Cuenco is optimistic that the government's bid to use the detained Hung Chin Chang as state witness against the alleged financier of the mega shabu laboratory operation in Mandaue City will be granted.
Cuenco, also vice chairman of the House panel on dangerous drugs, said only Hung among the other people indicted in the shabu laboratory case is competent to become a state witness to pin down Calvin Tan as the alleged financier.
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[Title] => Shabu 11 case: Plan to get witness vs. Tan suffers huge blow
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Government prosecutors' effort to have Hung Chin Chang as a state witness against the alleged financier of the shabu laboratory operation in Mandaue City suffered a serious blow yesterday after a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency official admitted that he is not the least guilty among all the accused.
Supt. Adzhar Albani, one of the PDEA officials who played a vital role in the operation, admitted that Hung Chin Chang, who is also known by aliases Andy Ang, Anthony Ang and Simon Lao, is one of the "officials" of the syndicate operating the laboratory.
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[Title] => Extradition of shabu ‘financier’ still uncertain
[Summary] => CEBU — After all the hoopla, the extradition of suspected drug financier Calvin de Jesus Tan from Hong Kong could not be confirmed until Hong Kong’s Chief Executive renders a decision on or before June 29.
Tan and 11 other suspects are facing charges for the manufacture of shabu in a warehouse in Mandaue City, considered one of the biggest shabu laboratories busted in Asia.
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[AuthorName] => Mitchelle Calipayan
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