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[Title] => I did no wrong, says ex-UP exec
[Summary] => One of the two University of the Philippines officials who had been meted 17-year jail terms by the Sandiganbayan for graft and unethical conduct called the decision unfair, saying the case would be elevated to the Supreme Court for a possible reversal of the conviction.
"I find the decision utterly unfair, unjust, cruel and senseless. I am so disgusted, incensed and bitter over this unjust decision that I cannot help but begin losing faith in our present system of laws and judicial processes," former UP Diliman chancellor Roger Posadas said.
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[Title] => Two former UP officials get 17 years for graft, unethical conduct
[Summary] => Two former officials of the state-owned University of the Philippines were each given a 17-year jail term after the Sandiganbayan found them guilty of graft and unethical conduct.
Former UP Diliman campus chancellor and faculty member Roger Posadas and vice chancellor Rolando Dayco were "perpetually barred" from holding public office and ordered to indemnify the government a total of P336,000.
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[Title] => Assassins’ bullets miss dzRH pilot but hit four-year-old girl
[Summary] => The pilot of the helicopter used by radio station dzRH in its early morning program "Traffic in the Sky" survived an assassination attempt last Sunday in Antipolo City.
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[Title] => Tangkang pagpapasabog ng cellsite napigilan
[Summary] => Napigilan ng mga elemento ng Pulis-Antipolo ang tangkang pambobomba ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) sa multi-milyong satellite ng Globe Telecoms Inc. sa lungsod kamakalawa.
Ito’y matapos ang maagap na pagreresponde ng mga awtoridad bunsod ng natanggap na intelligence report na maglulunsad ng opensiba ang mga rebelde sa satellite transmitter ng Globe Telecoms Inc.
Ayon kay Antipolo City chief of Police, P/Supt. Jose Dayco, agad siyang nagdispatsa ng mga tauhan upang bantayan ang tatlong transmitter tower ng Globe na nakabase sa lungsod.
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[Title] => ‘P.4-M loan refusal led to lotto slay’
[Summary] => Refusal to lend P400,000 to his cousin led to the death of lotto winner Arturo Eufemia, police reported yesterday.
Mayorico Guatno, 50, a cousin and neighbor of Eufemia, was the 11th suspect arrested for the robbery-slaying of Eufemia, 58, said Antipolo police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco.
Guatno was picked up by police in his house at Nazareneville Subdivision in Barangay San Roque after midnight Monday. He was charged with robbery with homicide before the Antipolo City prosecutor’s office yesterday.
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[Title] => 2 lotto slay suspects involved in bank rob?
[Summary] => Police expanded their probe yesterday on the criminal activities of two suspects in the lotto slay case in Antipolo City to cover their possible involvement in an earlier robbery of a local bank.
Antipolo police director Superintendent Jose Dayco said cartographic sketches of two of the bank robbers had distinct resemblance to suspects Rolando Velasco, 36, and Renato Rasonado, 23, both of Barangay Mambugan in Antipolo.
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[Title] => Lotto slay suspects denied bail
[Summary] => Because of "strong evidence," Antipolo City Assistant Prosecutor Mario Luna has denied bail to eight of the 10 suspects in the killing of a lottery winner’s husband in Antipolo City last Oct. 28.
Antipolo City police filed charges of robbery with homicide, car theft and illegal possession of firearms against the 10 suspects last Friday. Police are still looking for two other suspects, known only as Bert and Andy.
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[Title] => Suspects in lotto winner’s slay may be set free – police
[Summary] => The Antipolo City police said yesterday they might have to release the suspects in the Oct. 28 killing of a lottery winner for want of a prosecutor.
The law requires that suspects be released if no charges are filed aganst them within 36 hours of their arrest, Antipolo police chief Senior Superintendent Jose Dayco explained.
Dayco said when police went to the Antipolo prosecutor’s office yesterday to file the charges, they found the place empty because of the holiday.
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[Title] => Brgy.chairman inaresto sa lotto murder
[Summary] => Inaresto kahapon ng Antipolo City Police ang Brgy. Capt. ng San Jose ng Lungsod na ito dahil sa pagtatago ng armas na ginamit ng 10 suspek na nanloob at pumaslang sa P19M lotto winner kamakailan.
Kinilala ni P/Supt. Jose Dayco hepe ng Antipolo City PNP ang karagdagang suspek sa lotto-muder na si Brgy. Capt. Eduardo Lagasa.
Si Lagasa ay inaresto dahil sa pagtanggi nitong isuko ang shotgun na narekober habang tinutugis ang mga pumaslang sa biktimang si Arturo Eufemia na dating taxi-driver at naging instant millionaire nang mapanalunan ang P19M jackpot sa lotto.
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[Title] => Cops say lotto slay was plain robbery
[Summary] => It was plain and simple robbery.
The woman from Antipolo who won P19.6 million in the lottery had nothing to do with the murder of her husband.
Arturo Eufemia turned out to have been killed by robbers who were inadvertently tipped off by no less than the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), police said yesterday.
Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco said his men rounded up eight suspects in the Oct. 27 killing of Eufemia, whose widow Leticia, 52, won P19.6 million in the lottery drawn on Oct. 12. The other suspects remain at large.
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"I find the decision utterly unfair, unjust, cruel and senseless. I am so disgusted, incensed and bitter over this unjust decision that I cannot help but begin losing faith in our present system of laws and judicial processes," former UP Diliman chancellor Roger Posadas said.
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Former UP Diliman campus chancellor and faculty member Roger Posadas and vice chancellor Rolando Dayco were "perpetually barred" from holding public office and ordered to indemnify the government a total of P336,000.
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[Title] => Assassins’ bullets miss dzRH pilot but hit four-year-old girl
[Summary] => The pilot of the helicopter used by radio station dzRH in its early morning program "Traffic in the Sky" survived an assassination attempt last Sunday in Antipolo City.
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[Title] => Tangkang pagpapasabog ng cellsite napigilan
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Ito’y matapos ang maagap na pagreresponde ng mga awtoridad bunsod ng natanggap na intelligence report na maglulunsad ng opensiba ang mga rebelde sa satellite transmitter ng Globe Telecoms Inc.
Ayon kay Antipolo City chief of Police, P/Supt. Jose Dayco, agad siyang nagdispatsa ng mga tauhan upang bantayan ang tatlong transmitter tower ng Globe na nakabase sa lungsod.
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[Title] => ‘P.4-M loan refusal led to lotto slay’
[Summary] => Refusal to lend P400,000 to his cousin led to the death of lotto winner Arturo Eufemia, police reported yesterday.
Mayorico Guatno, 50, a cousin and neighbor of Eufemia, was the 11th suspect arrested for the robbery-slaying of Eufemia, 58, said Antipolo police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco.
Guatno was picked up by police in his house at Nazareneville Subdivision in Barangay San Roque after midnight Monday. He was charged with robbery with homicide before the Antipolo City prosecutor’s office yesterday.
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[Title] => 2 lotto slay suspects involved in bank rob?
[Summary] => Police expanded their probe yesterday on the criminal activities of two suspects in the lotto slay case in Antipolo City to cover their possible involvement in an earlier robbery of a local bank.
Antipolo police director Superintendent Jose Dayco said cartographic sketches of two of the bank robbers had distinct resemblance to suspects Rolando Velasco, 36, and Renato Rasonado, 23, both of Barangay Mambugan in Antipolo.
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[Title] => Lotto slay suspects denied bail
[Summary] => Because of "strong evidence," Antipolo City Assistant Prosecutor Mario Luna has denied bail to eight of the 10 suspects in the killing of a lottery winner’s husband in Antipolo City last Oct. 28.
Antipolo City police filed charges of robbery with homicide, car theft and illegal possession of firearms against the 10 suspects last Friday. Police are still looking for two other suspects, known only as Bert and Andy.
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[Title] => Suspects in lotto winner’s slay may be set free – police
[Summary] => The Antipolo City police said yesterday they might have to release the suspects in the Oct. 28 killing of a lottery winner for want of a prosecutor.
The law requires that suspects be released if no charges are filed aganst them within 36 hours of their arrest, Antipolo police chief Senior Superintendent Jose Dayco explained.
Dayco said when police went to the Antipolo prosecutor’s office yesterday to file the charges, they found the place empty because of the holiday.
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[Title] => Brgy.chairman inaresto sa lotto murder
[Summary] => Inaresto kahapon ng Antipolo City Police ang Brgy. Capt. ng San Jose ng Lungsod na ito dahil sa pagtatago ng armas na ginamit ng 10 suspek na nanloob at pumaslang sa P19M lotto winner kamakailan.
Kinilala ni P/Supt. Jose Dayco hepe ng Antipolo City PNP ang karagdagang suspek sa lotto-muder na si Brgy. Capt. Eduardo Lagasa.
Si Lagasa ay inaresto dahil sa pagtanggi nitong isuko ang shotgun na narekober habang tinutugis ang mga pumaslang sa biktimang si Arturo Eufemia na dating taxi-driver at naging instant millionaire nang mapanalunan ang P19M jackpot sa lotto.
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[Title] => Cops say lotto slay was plain robbery
[Summary] => It was plain and simple robbery.
The woman from Antipolo who won P19.6 million in the lottery had nothing to do with the murder of her husband.
Arturo Eufemia turned out to have been killed by robbers who were inadvertently tipped off by no less than the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), police said yesterday.
Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco said his men rounded up eight suspects in the Oct. 27 killing of Eufemia, whose widow Leticia, 52, won P19.6 million in the lottery drawn on Oct. 12. The other suspects remain at large.
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