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In his version, Interior and Local Government Undersecretary Narciso Santiago Jr. denied he poked a shotgun at former Defense Undersecretary Ruben Caranza, but a police baton to scare away barking dogs in front of their house.


"It’s a big lie. Caranza merely wanted to attract attention (from) the media to further magnify their (assault) against the administration," Santiago said.


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DEFENSE UNDERSECRETARY RUBEN CARANZA

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’Twas only a baton, says Undersecretary Santiago

January 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Not gun but police baton. In his version, Interior and Local Government Undersecretary Narciso Santiago Jr. denied he poked a shotgun at former Defense Undersecretary Ruben Caranza, but a police baton to scare away...

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