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Liquor triggers fights in Caloocan City Jail

By Jerry Botial | October 6, 2001 - 12:00am

"Paanong nag-iinuman ang mga preso sa Caloocan City Jail? Paano nakakapasok ang alak doon? (How can inmates at the Caloocan City Jail have drinking sprees? How is liquor brought in?)" This were the questions...

Metro

Tales of illegal drugs, liquor, sex rampant at Caloocan City Jail

By Jerry Botial | August 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Alleged trafficking of illegal drugs, liquor and sex is an everyday occurrence at the Caloocan City Jail allegedly because of the connivance of rich inmates, their crime syndicates and corrupt jail officials.

Metro