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[Title] => NarcGroup, DOJ in close watch to halt escape of drug traffickers
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez and Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez met over the weekend to work out ways to prevent Chinese drug traffickers from "escaping justice" in the country.
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[Title] => Probe sought on questionable release of Sino drug trafficker
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday to intervene in the case of a suspected Chinese drug trafficker who allegedly shelled out millions of pesos to court authorities for his release from jail.
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[Title] => NarcGroup hits release of Chinese drug lord in Pasay
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration’s campaign against illegal drugs suffered another setback when a prosecutor from the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC) ordered the release of a Chinese drug trafficker who was arrested late last year for possession of 15 kilos of shabu.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez immediately asked yesterday Justice Secretary Hernando Perez to investigate reports that the suspect Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, 40, was released to the tune of P7 million to P13 million.
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[Title] => Police raid at Escolta Towers denied
[Summary] => A female trader from Escolta Twin Towers in Binondo, Manila, clarified yesterday that there was no raid conducted on her unit as reported last month by the Philippine National Police-Narcotics Group.
Emma Lim called the attention of The STAR to the story that appeared last Dec. 24 which mentioned unit 702 of Tower B as one of the units allegedly raided by the Narcotics Group that resulted in the arrest of seven big-time Chinese drug dealers and the confiscation of about 57 kilograms of shabu.
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[Title] => 7 Chinese drug couriers fall
[Summary] => Seven Chinese nationals allegedly belonging to a big-time drug syndicate were arrested over the weekend in a series of raids that yielded P114 million worth of shabu.
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza identified the suspects as Zhang Zhimeng, Li Chun Tsai, Tiu Siu Chen alias Ana, Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, Liu Siu Chin, Noel Dizon Chua and Carlos Chan Tan.
He said these Chinese nationals were all undocumented aliens, meaning they were able to enter the country without the required visa.
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CU UN HAI
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[Summary] => The Arroyo administration’s campaign against illegal drugs suffered another setback when a prosecutor from the Pasay City Regional Trial Court (RTC) ordered the release of a Chinese drug trafficker who was arrested late last year for possession of 15 kilos of shabu.
Narcotics Group (NarcGroup) chief Director Efren Fernandez immediately asked yesterday Justice Secretary Hernando Perez to investigate reports that the suspect Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, 40, was released to the tune of P7 million to P13 million.
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[Title] => Police raid at Escolta Towers denied
[Summary] => A female trader from Escolta Twin Towers in Binondo, Manila, clarified yesterday that there was no raid conducted on her unit as reported last month by the Philippine National Police-Narcotics Group.
Emma Lim called the attention of The STAR to the story that appeared last Dec. 24 which mentioned unit 702 of Tower B as one of the units allegedly raided by the Narcotics Group that resulted in the arrest of seven big-time Chinese drug dealers and the confiscation of about 57 kilograms of shabu.
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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza identified the suspects as Zhang Zhimeng, Li Chun Tsai, Tiu Siu Chen alias Ana, Cu Un Hai alias Carlito Co, Liu Siu Chin, Noel Dizon Chua and Carlos Chan Tan.
He said these Chinese nationals were all undocumented aliens, meaning they were able to enter the country without the required visa.
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January 18, 2002 - 12:00am
