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CPD director Chief Superintendent Rodolfo Tor identified the suspects as Antonio Quimno, 41, a driver and resident of Santolan, Pasig; Jose Balausa, 44 of Fairview; and Alejandro Sorila Jr. 28, of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.


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                    [Title] => CPD: Bonnet Gang behind SM robbery
                    [Summary] => The Central Police District (CPD) said yesterday that the dreaded "Bonnet Gang" was behind last Saturday’s robbery in SM City which left a security guard dead and two others wounded.


According to Senior Inspector Rodolfo Jaraza, chief of the CPD-Central Investigation Unit, a dismissed military sergeant was the leader of the 15 armed men that carted away at least P4 million in cash and jewelry.


"According to our informants, the leader of the Bonnet Gang is a former sergeant who was removed from the services a few years ago," Jaraza said.


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                    [Title] => SM robbers arrested in one week?
                    [Summary] => At least P4 million in cash and jewelry were carted away by the 15 armed robbers who swooped down on SM City the other day, but police said they may not be able to enjoy the loot. A high-ranking official of the Central Police District (CPD) said yesterday that they already have "enough leads" to arrest the suspects in Saturday’s robbery in SM City which left a security guard dead and two others injured.
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                    [Title] => SM City pinagnakawan: 1 patay
                    [Summary] => Isa ang nasawi, samantalang tinatayang aabot sa  P1.6 milyong halaga ng salapi mula sa Foreign Exchange Center na nasa loob mismo ng SM City ang nalimas ng mahigit sa sampung armadong kalalakihang nanloob sa nabanggit na establisimento ilang minuto lamang matapos na ito ay magbukas.


Bukod sa FOREX center na nasa unang palapag ng SM, nalimas din ng mga suspect ang hindi pa malamang halaga ng mga mamahaling alahas ng mga jewelry store sa una at ikalawang palapag ng nabanggit na department store.


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CPD director Chief Superintendent Rodolfo Tor identified the suspects as Antonio Quimno, 41, a driver and resident of Santolan, Pasig; Jose Balausa, 44 of Fairview; and Alejandro Sorila Jr. 28, of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.


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According to Senior Inspector Rodolfo Jaraza, chief of the CPD-Central Investigation Unit, a dismissed military sergeant was the leader of the 15 armed men that carted away at least P4 million in cash and jewelry.


"According to our informants, the leader of the Bonnet Gang is a former sergeant who was removed from the services a few years ago," Jaraza said.


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                    [Title] => SM City pinagnakawan: 1 patay
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Cops arrest 3 SM robbery suspects

October 19, 2001 - 12:00am

The Central Police District (CPD) announced yesterday a breakthrough in the Oct. 6 robberies at SM North Edsa and the Gemini Exchange Center in Quezon City after three suspected holdup men arrested in Pasig for payroll...

Metro

CPD: Bonnet Gang behind SM robbery

By Matthew Estabillo | October 9, 2001 - 12:00am

The Central Police District (CPD) said yesterday that the dreaded "Bonnet Gang" was behind last Saturday’s robbery in SM City which left a security guard dead and two others wounded. According to...

Metro

SM robbers arrested in one week?

October 8, 2001 - 12:00am

At least P4 million in cash and jewelry were carted away by the 15 armed robbers who swooped down on SM City the other day, but police said they may not be able to enjoy the loot. A high-ranking official of the Central...

Metro

SM City pinagnakawan: 1 patay

October 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Isa ang nasawi, samantalang tinatayang aabot sa P1.6 milyong halaga ng salapi mula sa Foreign Exchange Center na nasa loob mismo ng SM City ang nalimas ng mahigit sa sampung armadong kalalakihang nanloob sa nabanggit...

PSN Metro