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                    [Title] => 6 holdup suspects arrested by CIDG
                    [Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested yesterday six holdup suspects allegedly behind in last Thursday’s P3 million robbery in Quezon City involving a niece of a Davao del Sur Rep. Claude Bautista.


Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG chief, identified the suspects as Charlie Young, Noel Torres, Joseph Baldover, Julius Lapada, and the group’s alleged masterminds Maria Salvador Fermar and Michael Macalma.


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                    [Title] => Sotto: Medel play-acting to mislead the police
                    [Summary] => Philip Medel is obviously merely play-acting in retracting his confession on the Nov. 7 slaying of movie actress Nida Blanca and this could be part of a ploy to mislead the police, Sen. Tito Sotto said.


Sotto expressed the belief that Medel, confessed killer of Blanca, put on an act before the media in wailing, flailing his arms and even fainting while shouting his innocence, claiming torture to own the murder, and clearing Blanca’s husband Rod Lauren Strunk.


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                    [AuthorName] => Efren Danao
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                    [Title] => Japanese developer ng gumuhong Cherry Hills subdiv
                    [Summary] => Bumagsak sa mga elemento ng PNP-Criminal Investigation Group (PNP-CIDG) ang isang Japanese developer ng gumuhong Cherry Hills subdivision na kumitil sa buhay ng marami katao sa isinagawang operasyon sa Makati City, kahapon ng umaga.


Kinilala ni PNP-CIDG director Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto ang nadakip na si Hiroshi Ogawa, 39, developer sa nabanggit na subdivision at tumatayong general manager ng Philjas Corporation.


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                    [Title] => $23.9-B fake US federal notes seized
                    [Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) seized $23.9 billion worth of counterfeit US federal notes in Davao City last Tuesday.


Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG director, said the seizure also resulted in the arrest of suspects Amerigo Rejuso, Edilberto Guerrero and Corazon Polyoroza.


Quoting reports from the CIDG’s Region 11 field office, Gualberto said his men intercepted the suspects who were aboard a taxi on a tip that they were carrying illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => Trader probed over spy gadgets
                    [Summary] => Police are investigating the involvement of a Filipino-Chinese businessman — believed to be close to Sen. Panfilo Lacson — in the procurement of P30-million worth of bugging devices during the senator’s stint as head of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF).


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-09-03 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Christina Mendez
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                    [Title] => Army brass charged for the torture-slay of Laguna
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) filed yesterday murder and theft charges before the Ombudsman for Military Affairs against Army officers for the death of a San Pablo City policeman, who was brutally killed by Army troops following a misencounter in Laguna early this month.


Aside from Army Lt. Col. Danilo Leyva, Deputy Task Force Banahaw Commander named as principal respondents in the two cases were  Capt. Nilo Cornelio, Sgt. Rodrigo Gayuda, Sgt. Ronald Cabiles, Sgt. Elias Magano and rebel-returnee turned militiamen Jerwyn Mendoza.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-08-26 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Jaime Laude
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                    [Title] => Kidnappers want ransom in dollars
                    [Summary] => In greenbacks, please.


The volatile foreign exchange rate has apparently infected the kidnap-for-ransom business, with kidnappers now demanding dollars in exchange for the release of their mostly Filipino-Chinese victims.
                    [DatePublished] => 2001-08-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Christina Mendez
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                    [Title] => Cops rescue 2 kidnap victims; 3 suspects fall
                    [Summary] => Two Quezon City-based businesswomen were rescued before dawn Thursday by the police after being held for a week by kidnappers in a hotel in Mabalacat, Pampanga.


Police said Hasmin Bonglarawan and Mona Panamay, both of Novaliches, have been reunited with their respective families and that the entrapment operation in front of a popular fastfood chain in Dau netted three suspects.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-08-11 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Cops rescue 2 kidnap victims; 3 suspects fall
                    [Summary] => Two Quezon City-based businesswomen were rescued before dawn Thursday by the police after being held for a week by kidnappers in a hotel in Mabalacat, Pampanga.


Police said Hasmin Bonglarawan and Mona Panamay, both of Novaliches, have been reunited with their respective families and that the entrapment operation in front of a popular fastfood chain in Dau netted three suspects.


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                    [Title] => Arms cache seized in raid
                    [Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested two alleged gunrunners and seized 77 rifles and pistols during a raid in Tanza, Cavite last Friday.


Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG chief, said they are now checking the possible contacts of suspects Angelito and Federico Eridao in Cebu.


The raid on the Eridaos’ house was staged after an undercover agent was able to buy a caliber .38 revolver for P2,500 from them.  


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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT NESTORIO GUALBERTO

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Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG chief, identified the suspects as Charlie Young, Noel Torres, Joseph Baldover, Julius Lapada, and the group’s alleged masterminds Maria Salvador Fermar and Michael Macalma.


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Sotto expressed the belief that Medel, confessed killer of Blanca, put on an act before the media in wailing, flailing his arms and even fainting while shouting his innocence, claiming torture to own the murder, and clearing Blanca’s husband Rod Lauren Strunk.


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                    [Title] => Japanese developer ng gumuhong Cherry Hills subdiv
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Kinilala ni PNP-CIDG director Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto ang nadakip na si Hiroshi Ogawa, 39, developer sa nabanggit na subdivision at tumatayong general manager ng Philjas Corporation.


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                    [Title] => $23.9-B fake US federal notes seized
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Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG director, said the seizure also resulted in the arrest of suspects Amerigo Rejuso, Edilberto Guerrero and Corazon Polyoroza.


Quoting reports from the CIDG’s Region 11 field office, Gualberto said his men intercepted the suspects who were aboard a taxi on a tip that they were carrying illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => Trader probed over spy gadgets
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                    [Title] => Army brass charged for the torture-slay of Laguna
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) filed yesterday murder and theft charges before the Ombudsman for Military Affairs against Army officers for the death of a San Pablo City policeman, who was brutally killed by Army troops following a misencounter in Laguna early this month.


Aside from Army Lt. Col. Danilo Leyva, Deputy Task Force Banahaw Commander named as principal respondents in the two cases were  Capt. Nilo Cornelio, Sgt. Rodrigo Gayuda, Sgt. Ronald Cabiles, Sgt. Elias Magano and rebel-returnee turned militiamen Jerwyn Mendoza.


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                    [Title] => Kidnappers want ransom in dollars
                    [Summary] => In greenbacks, please.


The volatile foreign exchange rate has apparently infected the kidnap-for-ransom business, with kidnappers now demanding dollars in exchange for the release of their mostly Filipino-Chinese victims.
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                    [Title] => Cops rescue 2 kidnap victims; 3 suspects fall
                    [Summary] => Two Quezon City-based businesswomen were rescued before dawn Thursday by the police after being held for a week by kidnappers in a hotel in Mabalacat, Pampanga.


Police said Hasmin Bonglarawan and Mona Panamay, both of Novaliches, have been reunited with their respective families and that the entrapment operation in front of a popular fastfood chain in Dau netted three suspects.


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                    [Title] => Cops rescue 2 kidnap victims; 3 suspects fall
                    [Summary] => Two Quezon City-based businesswomen were rescued before dawn Thursday by the police after being held for a week by kidnappers in a hotel in Mabalacat, Pampanga.


Police said Hasmin Bonglarawan and Mona Panamay, both of Novaliches, have been reunited with their respective families and that the entrapment operation in front of a popular fastfood chain in Dau netted three suspects.


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                    [Title] => Arms cache seized in raid
                    [Summary] => Agents of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested two alleged gunrunners and seized 77 rifles and pistols during a raid in Tanza, Cavite last Friday.


Chief Superintendent Nestorio Gualberto, CIDG chief, said they are now checking the possible contacts of suspects Angelito and Federico Eridao in Cebu.


The raid on the Eridaos’ house was staged after an undercover agent was able to buy a caliber .38 revolver for P2,500 from them.  


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