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The CSG ordered Dumpit to surrender his high-powered firearms to Camp Crame, and also revoked the gun licenses issued to his son, resigned Army Lt. Col. Tomas "Butch" Dumpit Jr., Caba Vice Mayor Clyde Crispino, SPO1 Eduardo Banay Jr., and Armen Mato.


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                    [Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, La Union — A daughter of second district Rep. Tomas Dumpit scored the murder charges filed against her father and two siblings in connection with the killing of the election supervisor of Bauang town, saying they constitute a "declaration of war (against) our family."


Thelma Dumpit Murillo, a media practitioner, said that although they welcome the case "to clear our name," it is "a grand desire to demolish my father’s name." 


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                    [Summary] => BAUANG, La Union — The task force investigating the murder of this town’s election supervisor last Jan. 12 filed yesterday murder charges against second district Rep. Tomas Dumpit Sr. and eight others, including his son and the vice mayor of Caba town. 


Superintendent Pedro Ubaldo, Bauang police chief, represented the task force in filing the case against Dumpit, his son Butch, a former military officer; Caba Vice Mayor Clyde Crispino and six other suspects with the provincial prosecutor’s office here.


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CABA VICE MAYOR CLYDE CRISPINO

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Superintendent Pedro Ubaldo, Bauang police chief, represented the task force in filing the case against Dumpit, his son Butch, a former military officer; Caba Vice Mayor Clyde Crispino and six other suspects with the provincial prosecutor’s office here.


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La Union lawmaker’s gun permits revoked

By Jaime Laude | May 6, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine National Police-Civil Security Group has ordered La Union Rep. Tomas Dumpit Sr. to surrender his licensed firearms after murder charges were recently filed against him, together with his son and several...

Nation

‘Murder raps a declaration of war against our family’

By Jun Elias | April 6, 2006 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO, La Union — A daughter of second district Rep. Tomas Dumpit scored the murder charges filed against her father and two siblings in connection with the killing of the election supervisor of Bauang...

Nation

La Union lawmaker, 8 others charged in poll exec’s murder

By Jun Elias | April 5, 2006 - 12:00am

BAUANG, La Union — The task force investigating the murder of this town’s election supervisor last Jan. 12 filed yesterday murder charges against second district Rep. Tomas Dumpit Sr. and eight others,...

Nation