+ Follow ANTI-CAR THEFT LAW Tag
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[Title] => House eyes tougher Anti-Car Theft Law
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The House of Representatives is inclined to consider favorably a bill seeking
to add teeth to the Anti-Car Theft Law by imposing stricter controls on
inter-island shipments and the dismantling of motor vehicles.
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu City) made the statement even
as the PNP Traffic Management Group reported a 25-percent drop in car theft
cases last year.
PNP-TMG statistics submitted to the House committee on public safety and order
indicate that the tot
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[Title] => Quezon City is again RP's car theft capital
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Quezon City has retained its notoriety as the country's car theft capital,
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu) said yesterday.
Citing data from the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group,
Gullas said nearly one out of every four car theft cases reported last year
took place in Quezon City.
He said 448 vehicles were reported stolen in Quezon City, 214 in Makati, 169 in
Manila, 107 in Mandaluyong, 93 in Pasig, 61 in Pasay, 58 in Caloocan, 57 in San
Juan, 50 in Las Piñas, 45 in Parañaque, 34 in Valenzuela, 21 in
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ANTI-CAR THEFT LAW
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The House of Representatives is inclined to consider favorably a bill seeking
to add teeth to the Anti-Car Theft Law by imposing stricter controls on
inter-island shipments and the dismantling of motor vehicles.
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu City) made the statement even
as the PNP Traffic Management Group reported a 25-percent drop in car theft
cases last year.
PNP-TMG statistics submitted to the House committee on public safety and order
indicate that the tot
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Quezon City has retained its notoriety as the country's car theft capital,
House Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas (LAMP, Cebu) said yesterday.
Citing data from the Philippine National Police Traffic Management Group,
Gullas said nearly one out of every four car theft cases reported last year
took place in Quezon City.
He said 448 vehicles were reported stolen in Quezon City, 214 in Makati, 169 in
Manila, 107 in Mandaluyong, 93 in Pasig, 61 in Pasay, 58 in Caloocan, 57 in San
Juan, 50 in Las Piñas, 45 in Parañaque, 34 in Valenzuela, 21 in
Taguig, 18 in Marikina, 1
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February 21, 2000 - 12:00am
