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Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, chief of the WPD’s District Drug Enforcement Group, identified the suspects as Bai Malang, 34, and Amy Pukan, 37, both natives of Mindanao, and Cristina Benjamin, 35, of 480 Baltazar st., Tondo, Manila. Espino said the buy-bust operation was precipitated by reports that the three women were engaged in selling shabu to small-time drug users along Basan street in Quiapo.


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                    [Summary] => A husband and wife tandem of alleged drug pushers, and their lady accomplice, were nabbed in a buy-bust operation by anti-narcotics operatives of the Western Police District (WPD) Monday night in Tondo, Manila.


WPD’s District Drug Enforcement Group (DDEG) commander Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, identified the suspects as Fernando de la Cruz, 38, and his wife Connie, 40, of 845 Tambunting st., Tondo, and Tess Lopez, 25, of 909-F San Gabriel st., Tondo.


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                    [Title] => Drug lords now pose as importers
                    [Summary] => Local drug dealers now directly obtain their supply from abroad by posing as legitimate importers, a ranking anti-drug official of the Western Police District (WPD) revealed. Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, head of the WPD’s Drug Enforcement Group, said his men are now monitoring suspected drug dealers who frequently go abroad for "business purposes."
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                    [Title] => Drug lords turn to illegal gambling
                    [Summary] => Drug lords in northern Metro Manila have shifted their operations to illegal gambling as authorities’ renewed their campaign against illegal drugs, police sources claimed yesterday.  


At the same time, there has been a notable decrease in the number of arrests of drug pushers in identified drug-affected areas in Manila, according to official police records.


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                    [Title] => Buntis tiklo sa shabu
                    [Summary] => Isang 33-anyos na ginang na nag-iipon ng pera para sa nalalapit niyang panganganak ang inaresto ng pulisya makaraang maaktuhang nagbebenta ng droga sa isinagawang buy-bust operation sa Tondo, Maynila, kamakalawa ng gabi.


Kinilala ni Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino ng WPD-Drug Enforcement Group ang nadakip na si Erlinda Geronimo, ng 510-F Callejon St., Tondo.


Nakumpiska dito ang ilang gramo ng shabu at shabu paraphernalias .


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                    [Title] => 70-year-old grandma arrested for shabu
                    [Summary] => A 70-year-old grandmother landed in jail after selling shabu to an undercover policeman in Sampaloc, Manila the other day.


Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, chief of the Western Police District (WPD)’s District Drug Enforcement Group, identified the suspect as Cornelia Loberio, a widow, of 2158 Sobriedad st., Sampaloc, Manila.


Espino said Loberio, popularly known as Aling Une in her neighborhood, uses her sari-sari store as front for selling illegal drugs. 


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District Drug Enforcement Group (DDEG) chief Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino identified the suspects as Rosalinda Tan, alias Baby Intsik, 40, of Sampaloc street, Bo. Magsaysay, Tondo, and Virginia Datingguinoo, 37, of Kamias street, Bo. Magsaysay, Tondo.


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District Drug Enforcement Group (DDEG) chief Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino identified the suspects as Rosalinda Tan, alias Baby Intsik, 40, of Sampaloc street, Bo. Magsaysay, Tondo, and Virginia Datingguinoo, 37, of Kamias street, Bo. Magsaysay, Tondo.


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                    [Title] => Manila police nab 3 drugs suspects
                    [Summary] => The Manila police arrested over the weekend two alleged drug dealers in Quezon City.


The buy-bust operation was conducted in coordination with the Central Police District after verifying reports that Manila drug pushers were sourcing their supply from the two suspects based in Quezon City.


Western Police District Drug Enforcement Group (WPD-DEG) chief, Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, identified the suspects as Rufo de la Cruz, 39, of Block 2, Lot 17, Lagro Subdivision, Quezon City, and Joey Evangelista, 35, of 146 Poblacion II, San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.

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                    [Title] => Drug couriers using Manila malls for deals, cops say
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This was revealed by operatives of the WPD’s Drug Enforcement Group (DEG) with the arrest of an alleged drug courier at the Isetann Department Store along C.M. Recto Avenue in Sta. Cruz, Manila, over the weekend.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR JOSE MARIO ESPINO

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WPD’s District Drug Enforcement Group (DDEG) commander Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino, identified the suspects as Fernando de la Cruz, 38, and his wife Connie, 40, of 845 Tambunting st., Tondo, and Tess Lopez, 25, of 909-F San Gabriel st., Tondo.


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Kinilala ni Chief Inspector Jose Mario Espino ng WPD-Drug Enforcement Group ang nadakip na si Erlinda Geronimo, ng 510-F Callejon St., Tondo.


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