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Mandaluyong cop clean, says crime lab

By Non Alquitran | January 4, 2003 - 12:00am

A Mandaluyong City policeman accused of indiscriminate firing on New Year’s Eve in Makati City did not fire any weapon. Southern Police District Scene of the Crime Operatives (SPD-SOCO) said yesterday PO3 Virgilio...

Metro

Just one bad apple

By Non Alquitran | January 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Except for one Mandaluyong cop, the 17,000-strong Metro Manila police force heeded the call of superiors not to fire their guns indiscriminately to welcome the New Year. Had PO3 Virgilio Bismonte, of the Mandaluyong...

Metro

Released drug suspects are police ‘assets’

July 2, 2001 - 12:00am

Three alleged drug users, released after they and five others were arrested in a pot session in Mandaluyong Saturday last week, are police "assets." Superintendent Jose Gentiles, Mandaluyong City police chief, said...

Metro

Released drug suspects are police ‘assets’

July 2, 2001 - 12:00am

Three alleged drug users, released after they and five others were arrested in a pot session in Mandaluyong Saturday last week, are police "assets." Superintendent Jose Gentiles, Mandaluyong City police...

Metro