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[Title] => Charges filed against 5 suspects in Albay massacre
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police has filed multiple murder cases against the five suspects in the massacre of a family of six, four of whom were children, in a remote village of Tumpa in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig town police chief, said the case was filed yesterday afternoon by SPO1Romeo Villarasa at the Regional Trial Court(RTC) in Legazpi City.
Beraquit said the case was filed after witnesses under Camalig police custody took a sworn affidavit.
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[Title] => 5 suspects in Albay slays identified
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police have identified five suspects in last Thursday night’s massacre of a couple and their four children aged five to 10 in a remote village in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig police chief, said witnesses identified the suspects as Romy Palivino, chief barangay tanod of Barangay Tumpa, where the victims lived; Willy Nasol; Pablo Nopia and his brother Pedro; and Jesus Nopia, Jr.
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[Title] => Love triangle, land row eyed in Albay massacre
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police are focusing on a love triangle or land dispute as the probable cause of Thursday night’s massacre of a family of six, including four children aged four to eight, in a far-flung village in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig police chief, said the results of scene-of-the crime investigation showed that the assailants gained entry into the Moral family’s home in Barangay Tumpa through a window whose glass jalousies they had broken with large stones and the kitchen door.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR ROGELIO BERAQUIT
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police has filed multiple murder cases against the five suspects in the massacre of a family of six, four of whom were children, in a remote village of Tumpa in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig town police chief, said the case was filed yesterday afternoon by SPO1Romeo Villarasa at the Regional Trial Court(RTC) in Legazpi City.
Beraquit said the case was filed after witnesses under Camalig police custody took a sworn affidavit.
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[Title] => 5 suspects in Albay slays identified
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police have identified five suspects in last Thursday night’s massacre of a couple and their four children aged five to 10 in a remote village in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig police chief, said witnesses identified the suspects as Romy Palivino, chief barangay tanod of Barangay Tumpa, where the victims lived; Willy Nasol; Pablo Nopia and his brother Pedro; and Jesus Nopia, Jr.
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[Title] => Love triangle, land row eyed in Albay massacre
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LEGAZPI CITY — Police are focusing on a love triangle or land dispute as the probable cause of Thursday night’s massacre of a family of six, including four children aged four to eight, in a far-flung village in Camalig, Albay.
Chief Inspector Rogelio Beraquit, Camalig police chief, said the results of scene-of-the crime investigation showed that the assailants gained entry into the Moral family’s home in Barangay Tumpa through a window whose glass jalousies they had broken with large stones and the kitchen door.
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