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High school and college students and convicted inmates share a single compound behind the Pasay City Hall.
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                    [Title] => Woman tries to sneak shabu into jail
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Chief Inspector Jaime Silva, officer-in-charge of the Pasay City Jail, said this was the second time a woman was caught trying to sneak in drugs into the facility.


Silva identified the suspect as Alicia Gutierrez, 42, of 7 Leonardo St., Tramo, Pasay.


Investigation showed that Gutierrez was supposed to visit her live-in partner, a certain Ferdinand Quimquim, who is detained on robbery charges, at around 11:40 a.m.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR JAIME SILVA

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Silva identified the suspect as Alicia Gutierrez, 42, of 7 Leonardo St., Tramo, Pasay.


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‘Nothing wrong with studes, inmates being neighbors’

May 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Pasay City officials seem to find nothing wrong with city college students and city jail inmates coexisting in the same compound right behind the city hall.

Metro

Students, inmates in one compound

By Nikko Dizon | May 2, 2002 - 12:00am

They are the most unlikely of neighbors. High school and college students and convicted inmates share a single compound behind the Pasay City Hall.

Metro

Woman tries to sneak shabu into jail

April 10, 2002 - 12:00am

A woman was arrested yesterday morning by a Pasay jail guard for trying to sneak in suspected shabu inside the city jail. Chief Inspector Jaime Silva, officer-in-charge of the Pasay City Jail, said this was the...

Metro