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In its decision dated Sept. 11, 2000, the Ombudsman dismissed the case of murder filed against Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, SPO2 Fernando Timbang and PO1 Evans Buyser for insufficiency of evidence.


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                    [Title] => Communications firm owner shot dead in La Loma
                    [Summary] => Police are now hunting two unidentified armed men after they robbed and shot dead the other day in Quezon City the Chinese owner of a communications firm.


Victim Abraham Yap, 36, of 101, 4th St., New Manila, Barangay Mariana,  owner of Uno Communication Inc., sustained bullet wounds in the body and was  pronounced dead on arrival at the Chinese General Hospital.


The killers, both armed with handguns of still unknown calibers fled on  board their motorcycle with the fatal weapons. They took Yap’s  laptop computer with them.


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                    [Title] => 6 persons nabbed in pot session on Valentine’s Day
                    [Summary] => Police nabbed six persons, including two women, while allegedly having a pot session in a house in Sta. Ana, Manila on Valentine’s Day.


Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, operations chief of the Western Police District-Special Operations Group (WPD-SOG), identified the suspects as Patria Raymundo, 42; Ronella Cruz, 28; Aurelio Jamadre, 37; Marlon Asutillo, 24; Danilo Macampo, 21; and Angelo Decamara, 21.


Entico’s men nabbed the group while allegedly sniffing shabu in a house at 1647 Looban-Pedro Gil street, Sta. Ana, Manila at about 7 p.m.


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                    [Title] => ‘Estribo Gang’ busted
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                    [Title] => Tondo sex den raided; big boss, 4 pimps fall
                    [Summary] => A suspected prostitution house in Tondo, Manila was raided early dawn yesterday by operatives of the Western Police District’s Special Operations Group (WPD-SOG) resulting in the arrest of the alleged maintainer of the joint and four of her male pimps.


Three alleged female sex workers, aged 18 to 19, were also nabbed by the raiding team while reportedly waiting for customers in separate rooms of a house at 559 Road 1, Fernandez st., Gagalangin, Tondo. 


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                    [Title] => Korean held in buy-bust
                    [Summary] => Manila City Hall police operatives arrested yesterday a Korean male national and a suspected female supplier of shabu to tourists in separate buy-bust operations in Ermita, Manila.


Superintendent Ernesto Ibay, chief of the Western Police District’s Special Operations Group (SOG), identified the suspects as Lee Chang Ho, 38, single, and Melanie King, 34, of 1323 L. Guerero st., Ermita, Manila. First to be arrested was Lee who subsequently pointed to King as his source of shabu. 


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                    [Title] => Cops padlock cheating money changers
                    [Summary] => City Hall police operatives padlocked yesterday six money changer shops in Ermita, Manila, for allegedly shortchanging their customers. 


The six "hole-on-the-wall" establishments were also found to have committed some 40 violations by the city’s Bureau of Permits, according to Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, operations chief of the Western Police District’s Special Operations Group (SOG).


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                    [Title] => Two jeepney rob suspects arrested
                    [Summary] => Police arrested two suspected holdup men while robbing jeepney passengers in Tondo, Manila Wednesday night.


Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, chief of Manila Mayor Lito Atienza’s Special Operations Group (SOG), identified the suspects as Edgar Hugo, 25, of 521 Lacson st., Tondo, and Louie Sigaya, 22, of Dasmariñas, Cavite.


Recovered from the suspects were two fan knives, five wristwatches, a gold necklace and cash in various denominations.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR ANTONIO ENTICO

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Ombudsman clears police official, 2 others of murder

April 1, 2002 - 12:00am

After almost six years of nerve-wracking struggle to prove their innocence, a Manila police officer and two of his men have finally been cleared by the Ombudsman and the People’s Law Enforcement Board (PLEB)...

Metro

Communications firm owner shot dead in La Loma

March 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Police are now hunting two unidentified armed men after they robbed and shot dead the other day in Quezon City the Chinese owner of a communications firm. Victim Abraham Yap, 36, of 101, 4th St., New Manila, Barangay...

Metro

6 persons nabbed in pot session on Valentine’s Day

February 16, 2002 - 12:00am

Police nabbed six persons, including two women, while allegedly having a pot session in a house in Sta. Ana, Manila on Valentine’s Day. Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, operations chief of the Western Police...

Metro

‘Estribo Gang’ busted

By Nestor Etolle | February 2, 2002 - 12:00am

Manila police arrested yesterday four members of the notorious "Estribo Gang" believed to be behind the series of robbery incidents involving passenger jeepneys.

Metro

Tondo sex den raided; big boss, 4 pimps fall

January 16, 2002 - 12:00am

A suspected prostitution house in Tondo, Manila was raided early dawn yesterday by operatives of the Western Police District’s Special Operations Group (WPD-SOG) resulting in the arrest of the alleged maintainer...

Metro

Korean held in buy-bust

December 9, 2001 - 12:00am

Manila City Hall police operatives arrested yesterday a Korean male national and a suspected female supplier of shabu to tourists in separate buy-bust operations in Ermita, Manila. Superintendent Ernesto Ibay, chief...

Metro

Cops padlock cheating money changers

September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

City Hall police operatives padlocked yesterday six money changer shops in Ermita, Manila, for allegedly shortchanging their customers. The six "hole-on-the-wall" establishments were also found to have...

Metro

Two jeepney rob suspects arrested

August 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Police arrested two suspected holdup men while robbing jeepney passengers in Tondo, Manila Wednesday night. Chief Inspector Antonio Entico, chief of Manila Mayor Lito Atienza’s Special Operations Group (SOG),...

Metro