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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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Still, Darius Balala said he could not accept his son’s death, and somehow still blamed himself for it. 


"Kung nandoon lang ako, may nagawa sana ako (If I were there, I could have done something)," Darius said Thursday night in Isyu, a late-night ABS-CBN program hosted by Korina Sanchez and Cito Beltran.


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BALALA AND TALBO

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"Kung nandoon lang ako, may nagawa sana ako (If I were there, I could have done something)," Darius said Thursday night in Isyu, a late-night ABS-CBN program hosted by Korina Sanchez and Cito Beltran.


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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

Re-training for 341 Pasay cops to go on in Subic, Aglipay insists

By Nikko Dizon | June 11, 2002 - 12:00am

A stern Metro Manila police director Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay put his foot down yesterday morning and announced that the re-training of all 341 Pasay City policemen will push through at the Subic B...

Metro

Dexter’s parents forgive Talbo

By Nikko Dizon | June 8, 2002 - 12:00am

The parents of four-year-old Dexter Balala said they have forgiven Diomedes Talbo, the hostage-taker who was killed along with their son during a hostage incident at a bus terminal in Pasay City on May 31. Still,...

Headlines