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[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — In her effort to regain Nueva Vizcaya’s image as illegal gambling-free, Gov. Luisa Lloren-Cuaresma is offering cash incentives to those able to confiscate illegal gambling machines.
Provincial administrator Epifanio Galima, meanwhile, dared local police officials to "better resign" if they cannot do their job of confiscating video karera machines now proliferating in the province.
Cuaresma said a policeman or a police team gets an incentive of P1,000 for every illegal gambling machine confiscated.
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Earlier this month, local operators of the illegal numbers game attempted to resurrect their illegal business but were not able to last a week, as the police were able to stop them, incidentally in time for the visit of Chief Superintendent Jefferson Soriano, Cagayan Valley police director.
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After staging a successful comeback last Monday in this province’s premier towns — Solano, Bambang and Bayombong — cabos (bet collectors), allegedly with the "blessings" of local government and police officials, have expanded their operations to the inner towns, such as Dupax del Norte, Dupax del Sur, Villaverde and Quezon.
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Provincial administrator Epifanio Galima, meanwhile, dared local police officials to "better resign" if they cannot do their job of confiscating video karera machines now proliferating in the province.
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After staging a successful comeback last Monday in this province’s premier towns — Solano, Bambang and Bayombong — cabos (bet collectors), allegedly with the "blessings" of local government and police officials, have expanded their operations to the inner towns, such as Dupax del Norte, Dupax del Sur, Villaverde and Quezon.
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October 26, 2005 - 12:00am
