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The Cebu City government has issued new communications equipment and patrol vehicles to the Talamban Police station after it came up with innovation in law enforcement, this according to councilor Augustus "Jun" Pe, Jr.


This was after Mayor Tomas Osmeña strongly supported the move of the Talamban Police in organizing barangay tanods as a unified force. Pe said that such innovation was undertaken during the leadership of Chief Inspector Marlou Martinez. 


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                    [Title] => Karsada gisirhan para lang sa disko sa Tejero
                    [Summary] => Wala na sunda sa kadagkuan sa Citom ang lagda nga walay karsada nga sirhan tungod lang sa pagpahigayon og disko bisan kun ang maong dapit nahimutang duol sa mga sports complex sa barangay.


Ang kadagkuan sa City Traffic Group nga gipangulohan   ni Chief Inspector Marlou Martinez mihatag og pagtugot nga matak-opan alang sa mga sakyanan ang dalan David Sy Gaisano Street matag gabii gikan niadtong petsa 16 sa milabay'ng Biyernes hangtod kagabii.


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                    [Title] => Americans to discuss law enforcement with  police, local officials
                    [Summary] => Three Americans who belong to the United States Assessment Management team are expected to arrive in Cebu City at noon today to discuss law enforcement with the police and local officials.


 Acting city police director Melvin Gayotin told reporters yesterday the assessors will be onboard a plane from Mindanao and would have a briefing of their activity here at the Regional Police Office.


From there, they would proceed to Camp Sotero Cabahug to see the situation for themselves, in order to come up with recommendations particularly in terms of security measures.


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                    [Title] => Love triangle caused rift between Torres, Limotan
                    [Summary] => The reason behind the break up between suspected robbers Ruel Rey Bernes Torres and Danny Limotan, is not being attributed to the stolen .45 cal pistol or to the unequal distribution of loot. 


Like a television soap opera, the cause of the animosity between the two notorious personalities was a developing love triangle involving a certain Leneth, who was said to be Limotan's fiancée.


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                    [Title] => Thanks to cellphone tracking device, Cebu’s most wanted falls
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When the long arm of the law finally caught up with Rey Torres Tuesday morning, it was because city policemen, armed with a tracking device, succeeded in monitoring his cellphone calls and pinpointed his whereabouts.


Torres, 36, the city’s most notorious robbery suspect and the most wanted man in Central Visayas, was captured in Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur, just next to his hometown of Ramon Magsaysay, after he was wounded in a shootout with a police posse from Cebu City led by Superintendent Paul Labra.

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CHIEF INSPECTOR MARLOU MARTINEZ

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Ang kadagkuan sa City Traffic Group nga gipangulohan   ni Chief Inspector Marlou Martinez mihatag og pagtugot nga matak-opan alang sa mga sakyanan ang dalan David Sy Gaisano Street matag gabii gikan niadtong petsa 16 sa milabay'ng Biyernes hangtod kagabii.


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 Acting city police director Melvin Gayotin told reporters yesterday the assessors will be onboard a plane from Mindanao and would have a briefing of their activity here at the Regional Police Office.


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Torres, 36, the city’s most notorious robbery suspect and the most wanted man in Central Visayas, was captured in Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur, just next to his hometown of Ramon Magsaysay, after he was wounded in a shootout with a police posse from Cebu City led by Superintendent Paul Labra.

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Talamban Police gets new equipment, cars

October 28, 2006 - 12:00am

The Cebu City government has issued new communications equipment and patrol vehicles to the Talamban Police station after it came up with innovation in law enforcement, this according to councilor Augustus "Jun"...

Cebu News

Karsada gisirhan para lang sa disko sa Tejero

By Darrel Carumba | June 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Wala na sunda sa kadagkuan sa Citom ang lagda nga walay karsada nga sirhan tungod lang sa pagpahigayon og disko bisan kun ang maong dapit nahimutang duol sa mga sports complex sa barangay. Ang kadagkuan sa City...

Banat Balita

Americans to discuss law enforcement with police, local officials

By Ryan P. Borinaga | June 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Three Americans who belong to the United States Assessment Management team are expected to arrive in Cebu City at noon today to discuss law enforcement with the police and local officials. Acting city police director...

Cebu News

Love triangle caused rift between Torres, Limotan

By ROBBERS' QUARREL By Ryan P. Borinaga | June 20, 2005 - 12:00am

The reason behind the break up between suspected robbers Ruel Rey Bernes Torres and Danny Limotan, is not being attributed to the stolen .45 cal pistol or to the unequal distribution of loot. Like a television...

Cebu News

Thanks to cellphone tracking device, Cebu’s most wanted falls

By Ryan Borinaga | June 16, 2005 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Who said cellphone calls cannot be tracked? When the long arm of the law finally caught up with Rey Torres Tuesday morning, it was because city policemen, armed with a tracking device, succeeded...

Nation