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Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, head of the task force, warned that heads will roll should police commanders continue to ignore the campaign against jueteng and other forms of illegal gambling. "I’m not joking when I ask concerned police officials to clean their areas of illegal gambling. Sorry na lang kung tamaan sila," Cabigon said in an interview.

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Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, Task Force Jericho head, admitted jueteng continues to thrive in most parts of the country but he pointed out gambling lords are now operating "guerilla-style."


Cabigon warned that the latest developments would not mean that they will lower their guard in their jueteng campaign.


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This, after the Task Force Jericho of the Department of the Interior and Local Government arrested 10 more jueteng personnel last Thursday, bringing to 57 the total haul in two straight days.


Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, task force chief, said Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, is in danger of losing his post. 


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This, as at least 62 people were arrested and P5,000 cash bets were seized in separate raids in the two provinces last Wednesday by elements of the anti-gambling task force of Interior and Local Government Secretary Joey Lina.


Thirty-eight of the suspects were caught in the act of drawing winning number combinations in a jueteng den in Barangay Callao Norte, Lasam, Cagayan.


The Task Force Jericho, led by Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon, arrested the rest of the suspects in Minabalac, Camarines Sur. 


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CHIEF INSPECTOR CHRISTOPHER BIRUNG

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Thirty-eight of the suspects were caught in the act of drawing winning number combinations in a jueteng den in Barangay Callao Norte, Lasam, Cagayan.


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8 nabbed in Jericho raids

May 25, 2003 - 12:00am

The intensified anti-illegal gambling campaign by Task Force Jericho netted eight individuals and the confiscation of a video karera machine during separate raids last Friday in Metro Manila. Chief Superintendent...

Metro

Jueteng campaign bags 32 people in separate raids

By Non Alquitran | May 19, 2003 - 12:00am

The continuing drive waged by Interior Secretary Joey Lina against illegal gambling netted 32 people during separate raids over the weekend in Metro Manila and in the provinces. Chief Superintendent Manuel Cabigon,...

Metro

It’s ‘strike 2’ in Cagayan: More jueteng workers fall

By Non Alquitran | May 17, 2003 - 12:00am

It’s strike 2 in Cagayan, and the provincial police director apparently has reason to worry. This, after the Task Force Jericho of the Department of the Interior and Local Government arrested 10 more jueteng...

Nation

Jueteng still on in Cagayan, Cam. Sur

May 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Jueteng still thrives in Cagayan and Camarines Sur. This, as at least 62 people were arrested and P5,000 cash bets were seized in separate raids in the two provinces last Wednesday by elements of the anti-gambling...

Nation