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Arson probers said the fire originated at the ceramics warehouse of Rod Gonzales located at 3634 R. Magsaysay Blvd., Altura Extension in Sta. Mesa, Manila. The blaze quickly spread to nearby shanties.


Investigators said no one was reported injured in the incident that took place at around 4:30 a.m. The blaze was placed under control an hour later.


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                    [Summary] => With four of the principal suspects in the beheading case arrested and charged, investigators are now trying to determine the motive behind the gruesome killings of three teenage boys in Quezon City.


But among all the angles being considered by the Central Police District (CPD), the alleged involvement of the victims in cellular phone snatchings is the strongest, according to Chief Inspector Anthony Rodolfo, head of the CPD-Intelligence Unit.


Rodolfo said the theory cropped up in the course of the investigation after the slain victims Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Popanes, 18, and
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                    [Summary] => For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers.


The relatives expressed their apprehension after learning that a number of policemen were being linked to the beheading of Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Pupanes, 18 and a still unidentified boy.


"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Scores injured in Quezon City Jail riot
                    [Summary] => Several inmates of the Quezon City Jail were injured after a riot broke out yesterday afternoon.


As of 6 p.m., city jail officials had imposed strict security in the jail premises, preventing inmates from receiving visitors.


The rumble occurred at around 12 noon while all the inmates were at the jail’s basketball court for routine physical fitness exercises.


Timely arrival of elements of the Central Police District-Special Weapons and Tactics prevented serious injury among inmates, who were immediately herded into their respective cells.


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CECILLE SUERTE FELIPE AND NIKKO DIZON

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Arson probers said the fire originated at the ceramics warehouse of Rod Gonzales located at 3634 R. Magsaysay Blvd., Altura Extension in Sta. Mesa, Manila. The blaze quickly spread to nearby shanties.


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Rodolfo said the theory cropped up in the course of the investigation after the slain victims Kenny Azana, 16, Rolando Popanes, 18, and
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"We are asking for protection because we don’t know what the killers are planning against us," Eva Azana-Lozada, auntie of Azana, told The STAR.


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Fire razes buildings in Sta. Mesa, Pasay

February 17, 2003 - 12:00am

Some P2 million worth of property went up in smoke after an hour-long fire broke out inside a ceramics warehouse and spread to 10 residential houses in Sta. Mesa, Manila before dawn yesterday. Arson probers said...

Metro

3 boys beheaded for stealing cellphones?

April 26, 2001 - 12:00am

With four of the principal suspects in the beheading case arrested and charged, investigators are now trying to determine the motive behind the gruesome killings of three teenage boys in Quezon City. But among all...

Metro

Relative of beheaded victim wants protection

April 23, 2001 - 12:00am

For fear of their lives, relatives of one of the beheaded teenage boys are now asking for protection from possible reprisal against them by the still unidentified killers. The relatives expressed their apprehension...

Metro

Scores injured in Quezon City Jail riot

April 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Several inmates of the Quezon City Jail were injured after a riot broke out yesterday afternoon. As of 6 p.m., city jail officials had imposed strict security in the jail premises, preventing inmates from receiving...

Metro