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Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes, NACTAF chief, has vowed to continue the campaign until car theft syndicates have been "neutralized" and their activities eradicated.
In statistics obtained by The STAR, only six vehicles were stolen in November, three of which were forcibly taken from their drivers.
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In an interview during the regular weekend radio program of Vice President Noli de Castro, Reyes said there were 579 incidents of carjacking from January to November this year compared to 638 cases reported during the same period last year.
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In an interview during the regular weekend radio program of Vice President Noli de Castro, Reyes said there were 579 incidents of carjacking from January to November this year compared to 638 cases reported during the same period last year.
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Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes, NACTAF chief, has vowed to continue the campaign until car theft syndicates have been "neutralized" and their activities eradicated.
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December 12, 2005 - 12:00am
