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                    [Title] => Abalos to Lina: Freeze relief order
                    [Summary] => Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Benjamin Abalos  ordered Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina yesterday to freeze his order relieving seven top police officials for their alleged failure to stop jueteng in their areas.


"There is no exemption yet so there should be no reassignments... The (police) generals stay," Abalos said, stressing that the election law prohibits the hiring, transfer or relief of government employees during an election period without the approval of the Comelec.


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                    [Title] => Major reshuffle looms at PNP
                    [Summary] => A major reshuffle looms at the Philippine National Police (PNP) affecting key staff positions, support units, regional offices and provincial police offices.


Sources at Camp Crame said the revamp may take effect late this month or early next month.


The reshuffle may affect the heads of the Directorate for Intelligence (DI), the Intelligence Group (IG), the  Criminal Investigation and Detection Droup (CIDG) and the Traffic Management Group (TMG), the sources said.


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                    [Title] => Batangas mayor slain
                    [Summary] => LIAN, Batangas - The mayor of this town was gunned down yesterday morning in front of his house here allegedly by a former policeman sacked for numerous cases.
                    [DatePublished] => 2002-02-19 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Government rally in Lucena denounces NPA atrocities
                    [Summary] => Tension gripped Lucena City in Quezon the other day when left-leaning groups found themselves face to face with government supporters, including victims of atrocities by the New People’s Army (NPA), in separate rallies marking Human Rights Week.


Thanks to the intervention of the Quezon police and the military, the tension did not escalate into violence and both sides dispersed peacefully hours later.


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                    [Title] => Two alleged communist leaders nabbed by cops
                    [Summary] => Two alleged top leaders of the newly-formed Partido Marxista-Leninista ng Pilipinas (PMLP), a splinter group of the Communist Party of the Philippines’ Alex Boncayao Brigade, were nabbed by the police for illegal possessioin of explosives in Caloocan City.


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                    [Title] => Lina, police generals dare Lacson: Show evidence of jueteng payoffs
                    [Summary] => Show us proof.


This was the message of Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina Jr. to Sen. Panfilo Lacson yesterday after the former national police chief came out with a list of police officials allegedly on the payroll of jueteng operators in Luzon.


Lina said the National Police Commission (Napolcom), which he heads, will be meeting en banc to discuss the allegations, which Lacson made in a privilege speech at the Senate the other day.


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                    [Title] => Former DPWH exec goes missing, denies abduction
                    [Summary] => A former official of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) who was reportedly missing since Sunday night and believed kidnapped returned home safely yesterday afternoon, saying he disappeared "for personal reasons."


Earlier report indicated that Romeo Panganiban, who served as DPWH director for Southern Tagalog during the Estrada administration, was snatched.by unidentified armed men shortly after he emerged from a family-owned cockpit arena in the capital town of Sta. Cruz, Laguna on Sunday night.


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                    [Title] => ... Also for Chinese in P1-B shabu bust
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo batted yesterday for the immediate execution of an alleged Chinese drug trafficker if proven guilty, and asked her justice secretary to work out an extradition treaty to pave the way for it.


"We want to give these foreign criminals a lesson. You cannot mock our laws. We do and will not tolerate your criminal activities to create havoc in our country," Mrs.
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                    [Title] => NPA kills Mindoro Occidental deputy police directo
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — A hit man of the New People’s Army (NPA) gunned down the deputy police director of Mindoro Occidental Tuesday morning, authorities said.


Superintendent Winston Eber—sole, 55, was about to board his owner-type jeep in front of his house in Barangay Labangan when the gunman shot him in the chest and head, according to Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes, Southern Tagalog police director.


The Associated Press said the NPA claimed responsibility for the killing, saying Ebersole "was punished for his blood debts."


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                    [Title] => Oops, no rebs, no hostages!
                    [Summary] => With the recent kidnapping in the Dos Palmas resort, no wonder Palawan cops seem jumpy.


Receiving information that communist rebels were supposedly holed up in a mining firm in Narra town with several hostages last Friday, local policemen swooped down on the place.


With intricate planning, the cops handily captured the compound of the Trident Norsophil Mining Co. without firing a single shot and with no casualty.


Unfortunately, they found no rebels or the supposed hostages, except for two nervous security guards whom the police assault force caught by surprise.

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"There is no exemption yet so there should be no reassignments... The (police) generals stay," Abalos said, stressing that the election law prohibits the hiring, transfer or relief of government employees during an election period without the approval of the Comelec.


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                    [Title] => Major reshuffle looms at PNP
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Sources at Camp Crame said the revamp may take effect late this month or early next month.


The reshuffle may affect the heads of the Directorate for Intelligence (DI), the Intelligence Group (IG), the  Criminal Investigation and Detection Droup (CIDG) and the Traffic Management Group (TMG), the sources said.


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                    [Title] => Batangas mayor slain
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                    [Title] => Government rally in Lucena denounces NPA atrocities
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                    [Title] => Two alleged communist leaders nabbed by cops
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                    [Title] => Lina, police generals dare Lacson: Show evidence of jueteng payoffs
                    [Summary] => Show us proof.


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Lina said the National Police Commission (Napolcom), which he heads, will be meeting en banc to discuss the allegations, which Lacson made in a privilege speech at the Senate the other day.


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                    [Title] => Former DPWH exec goes missing, denies abduction
                    [Summary] => A former official of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) who was reportedly missing since Sunday night and believed kidnapped returned home safely yesterday afternoon, saying he disappeared "for personal reasons."


Earlier report indicated that Romeo Panganiban, who served as DPWH director for Southern Tagalog during the Estrada administration, was snatched.by unidentified armed men shortly after he emerged from a family-owned cockpit arena in the capital town of Sta. Cruz, Laguna on Sunday night.


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                    [Title] => ... Also for Chinese in P1-B shabu bust
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo batted yesterday for the immediate execution of an alleged Chinese drug trafficker if proven guilty, and asked her justice secretary to work out an extradition treaty to pave the way for it.


"We want to give these foreign criminals a lesson. You cannot mock our laws. We do and will not tolerate your criminal activities to create havoc in our country," Mrs.
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                    [Title] => NPA kills Mindoro Occidental deputy police directo
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — A hit man of the New People’s Army (NPA) gunned down the deputy police director of Mindoro Occidental Tuesday morning, authorities said.


Superintendent Winston Eber—sole, 55, was about to board his owner-type jeep in front of his house in Barangay Labangan when the gunman shot him in the chest and head, according to Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes, Southern Tagalog police director.


The Associated Press said the NPA claimed responsibility for the killing, saying Ebersole "was punished for his blood debts."


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                    [Title] => Oops, no rebs, no hostages!
                    [Summary] => With the recent kidnapping in the Dos Palmas resort, no wonder Palawan cops seem jumpy.


Receiving information that communist rebels were supposedly holed up in a mining firm in Narra town with several hostages last Friday, local policemen swooped down on the place.


With intricate planning, the cops handily captured the compound of the Trident Norsophil Mining Co. without firing a single shot and with no casualty.


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