+ Follow CHI CASTRO Tag
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[Title] => Ad led drug syndicate to Parañaque mansion
[Summary] => An advertisement in a newspaper posted by a real estate broker led a Chinese syndicate to the house owned by the parents of former cager Teddy Monasterio Jr. In her statement to the Southern Police District (SPD), broker Chi Castro said arrested Chinese national Xuzi Bin Ong called her up after he saw the item in the classified ads section.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Monasterio broker questioned by SPD
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The woman who brokered the house lease between the parents of Teddy Monasterio Jr. and the Chinese nationals suspected of having operated the biggest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila appeared yesterday afternoon before Southern Police District (SPD) investigators.
Chi Castro, a real estate broker, was name by Cora Monasterio as the person who introduced her to arrested suspect Xuzi Bin Ong and two other Chinese nationals.
As of press time, Ramos was still undergoing questioning by investigators. She arrived at the SPD with her lawyer shortly before 4 p.m.
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[Title] => Monasterios point finger at broker
[Summary] => In a bid to clear their name, the mother of former basketball player Teddy Monasterio Jr., urged the real estate broker who introduced them to Chinese nationals who rented their house in Parañaque City to come out in the open.
Cora Monasterio’s appeal was echoed by Southern Police District (SPD) director Chief Supt. Jose Gutierrez Jr.
Gutierrez said investigators need as much information as they can to lead them back to the Chinese triad that they strongly suspect to have operated the shabu laboratory.
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[Title] => Monasterio broker questioned by SPD
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The woman who brokered the house lease between the parents of Teddy Monasterio Jr. and the Chinese nationals suspected of having operated the biggest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila appeared yesterday afternoon before Southern Police District (SPD) investigators.
Chi Castro, a real estate broker, was name by Cora Monasterio as the person who introduced her to arrested suspect Xuzi Bin Ong and two other Chinese nationals.
As of press time, Ramos was still undergoing questioning by investigators. She arrived at the SPD with her lawyer shortly before 4 p.m.
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[AuthorID] => 1620721
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[Title] => Monasterios point finger at broker
[Summary] => In a bid to clear their name, the mother of former basketball player Teddy Monasterio Jr., urged the real estate broker who introduced them to Chinese nationals who rented their house in Parañaque City to come out in the open.
Cora Monasterio’s appeal was echoed by Southern Police District (SPD) director Chief Supt. Jose Gutierrez Jr.
Gutierrez said investigators need as much information as they can to lead them back to the Chinese triad that they strongly suspect to have operated the shabu laboratory.
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