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[Title] => Retirement triggers major revamp at PNP
[Summary] => Eight ranking officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) have been affected in a recent revamp following the retirement of the chief of the directorate for comptrollership last Wednesday.
Sources said PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao met with the eight newly appointed heads of the directorial staff and regional directors last Wednesday before flying to Jakarta, Indonesia for a two-day multilateral meeting of the chiefs of ASEAN police and heads of counter-terrorism of all ASEAN countries.
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[Title] => TMG makes dent on carjack operations
[Summary] => The new head of the Traffic Management Group (TMG) has received passing marks from Interior and Local Government Secretary Angelo Reyes, who earlier gave the police unit two weeks to stop a carjacking spree in Metro Manila.
Reyes said car theft incidents dropped by 70 percent in the last two weeks following an ultimatum given to TMG director Chief Superintendent Augusto Angcanan.
"The number of carjacking incidents went down from 10 in the first two weeks of October to three in the last two weeks, so that is a 70 percent drop," the DILG chief said.
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[Title] => TMG given two weeks to end carjack spree
[Summary] => Interior and Local Government Secretary Angelo Reyes gave the Traffic Management Group of the Philippine National Police (PNP-TMG) two weeks to put an end to carjacking incidents in Metro Manila.
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[Title] => TMG ordered to refund owners of commemorative plates
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao yesterday ordered the Traffic Management Group (TMG) to refund car owners who had availed of the PNP-TMG commemorative plates.
Lomibao directed TMG director Chief Superintendent Ricardo Quinto to return the money of buyers since the Land Transportation Office (LTO) does not honor the validity of the TMG commemorative plates under the "no-plate, no-travel" policy.
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[Title] => Palace wants TMG whipped into shape
[Summary] => Malacañang directed Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao yesterday to whip into shape the Traffic Management Group (TMG) following the alarming increase in car theft incidents in Metro Manila.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the increase in incidents should be of concern to the PNP, particularly the unit tasked to prevent such crimes.
"The PNP should put to task the TMG to do something about these carjacking incidents since its the TMG’s duty to prevent such crimes. They should do their job," Ermita said.
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[Title] => Crime gang leader, 4 cohorts slain in Batangas
[Summary] => Malvar, Batangas — The suspected leader and four members of the dreaded "Black Shark Group," tagged in car thefts, highway robberies, hired killings, ransom kidnappings and "paihi"(petroleum pilferage) cases in Southern Tagalog, were killed in a shootout with elements of the Traffic Management Group (TMG) here Thursday night.
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[Title] => 4 nabbed in rob-slay of Tsinoy couple
[Summary] => Three men and a woman, all implicated in the killing of a Chinese-Filipino couple during a robbery last May 5, have been arrested during a series of police operations in Quezon City.
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao presented the suspects yesterday to the media and members of the Chinese-Filipino Business Club (CFBC), which offered a P100,000 reward to anyone who could provide information leading to the arrest of the killers.
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[Title] => 4 hurt as fire hits Camp Crame ammunition dump
[Summary] => Three firefighters and a policeman were injured as they battled a blaze at an armory in Philippine National Police (PNP) headquarters yesterday that gutted a storage facility housing explosives and ammunition, police said.
The fire inside Camp Crame caused huge explosions that were heard around suburban areas in Quezon City, and caused panic among residents enjoying a public holiday, officials said.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT RICARDO QUINTO
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[Title] => Retirement triggers major revamp at PNP
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Sources said PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao met with the eight newly appointed heads of the directorial staff and regional directors last Wednesday before flying to Jakarta, Indonesia for a two-day multilateral meeting of the chiefs of ASEAN police and heads of counter-terrorism of all ASEAN countries.
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[Title] => TMG makes dent on carjack operations
[Summary] => The new head of the Traffic Management Group (TMG) has received passing marks from Interior and Local Government Secretary Angelo Reyes, who earlier gave the police unit two weeks to stop a carjacking spree in Metro Manila.
Reyes said car theft incidents dropped by 70 percent in the last two weeks following an ultimatum given to TMG director Chief Superintendent Augusto Angcanan.
"The number of carjacking incidents went down from 10 in the first two weeks of October to three in the last two weeks, so that is a 70 percent drop," the DILG chief said.
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[Title] => TMG given two weeks to end carjack spree
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[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao yesterday ordered the Traffic Management Group (TMG) to refund car owners who had availed of the PNP-TMG commemorative plates.
Lomibao directed TMG director Chief Superintendent Ricardo Quinto to return the money of buyers since the Land Transportation Office (LTO) does not honor the validity of the TMG commemorative plates under the "no-plate, no-travel" policy.
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the increase in incidents should be of concern to the PNP, particularly the unit tasked to prevent such crimes.
"The PNP should put to task the TMG to do something about these carjacking incidents since its the TMG’s duty to prevent such crimes. They should do their job," Ermita said.
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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao presented the suspects yesterday to the media and members of the Chinese-Filipino Business Club (CFBC), which offered a P100,000 reward to anyone who could provide information leading to the arrest of the killers.
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[Title] => 4 hurt as fire hits Camp Crame ammunition dump
[Summary] => Three firefighters and a policeman were injured as they battled a blaze at an armory in Philippine National Police (PNP) headquarters yesterday that gutted a storage facility housing explosives and ammunition, police said.
The fire inside Camp Crame caused huge explosions that were heard around suburban areas in Quezon City, and caused panic among residents enjoying a public holiday, officials said.
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February 26, 2004 - 12:00am
