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                    [Title] => Palace to PNP: Step up drive vs street crimes
                    [Summary] => Malacañang ordered police authorities yesterday not to lose focus in the war against street criminals even while battling terrorism in the country.


Presidential Spokesman and concurrent Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye made this appeal as he expressed condolences to the family of newsman Jose Luis Villanueva, who was killed by members of a cell phone robbery gang last Friday while on board a bus in Pasay City.


Villanueva, 29, was the assistant business editor of Today, tried fight his attackers but was stabbed to death.


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                    [Title] => Unmanned checkpoints in Nueva Ecija dismantled
                    [Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY — The Central Luzon police command has ordered that all unmanned checkpoints in Nueva Ecija be dismantled to prevent unscrupulous people from using them for extortion.


"These checkpoints must be dismantled because there is a possibility that they are being utilized to extort money from people," said Chief Superintendent Quirino de la Torre, Central Luzon police director.


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                    [Title] => P10-M for beat patrol cops
                    [Summary] => Metro police chief Director Avelino Razon Jr. has announced the release of P10 million additional subsistence allowance for beat patrollers of the five police districts of the National Capital Regional Police Office and the Regional Special Action Unit as promised by Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay.


Razon said the release of the fund was timely as the PNP implements its "no take" policy in waging a battle against extortion.


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                    [Title] => PNP chief celebrates 56th birthday with drug rehab patients
                    [Summary] => Young actor Mark Anthony Fernandez led hundreds of former drug users who greeted Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Edgar  Aglipay as he celebrated his 56th birthday last Sunday night at the Center for Ultimate Rehabilitation of Drug Dependents (CUREDD) in Camp Bicutan, Taguig.


On the eve of his birthday, Aglipay spent time with street children and drug rehabilitation patients before proceeding the next day to his hometown in Cagayan Valley to celebrate with his family and friends.


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                    [Title] => Taba cops to be trained as good leaders at Subic camp
                    [Summary] => "They will be transformed into sound and good leaders."


This was the assurance given by training officer Senior Superintendent Samson Tucay of the 36 "taba" (tamad, abusado, bastos and ayaw padisiplina) policemen now undergoing month-long retraining at the Subic Freeport in Zambales.


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                    [Title] => ‘Retain P’sinan police head’
                    [Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — No vacancy. 


This is the terse message of Pangasinan leaders to four police officers who are reportedly lobbying for the provincial police directorship amid the nationwide reshuffle of the Philippine National Police (PNP). 


Instead, Gov. Victor Agbayani and local leaders belonging to Biskeg na Pangasinan (Strength of Pangasinan), led by former Sto. Tomas mayor Antonio Villar Jr., want Senior Superintendent Mario Sandiego to stay on as provincial police director.


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                    [Title] => CAR cops to donate one-day pay to gov’t
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Even Cor—dillera policemen are doing their share in easing the country’s looming fiscal crisis.


This, as members of the regional police command, in a show of support for the call of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, agreed to donate their one-day salary as their contribution to "national efforts of preventing a full-scale financial quandary."


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                    [Title] => Metrobank donates P10-M to ‘Bayanihan’
                    [Summary] => One of the Philippines’ largest banks, Metrobank, together with two other companies, Toyota Motor Philippines and Mirant Global, are donating P10 million to the so-called ‘Bayanihan’ fund drive.


"We believe this will send a strong signal to the private sector that will snowball into more actualized corporate participation in the fund," Metrobank Group chairman George Ty said in a letter to President Arroyo, copies of which Malacañang distributed to reporters yesterday.


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                    [Title] => GMA gives Aglipay a free hand in conducting PNP revamp
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay is ready to revamp 17 regional police commands nationwide this week after he gets the nod of the Civil Service Commission (CSC).


"We are just awaiting the approval of the CSC," he said. "President Arroyo and the secretary of the interior and local government have given the go-signal. We hope to implement it within the week."


Aglipay said it is best that any movement of police officials go through the proper processes and channels before he makes any announcement.


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                    [Title] => First batch of ‘taba’ cops banished to Subic
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An initial batch of 81 lazy, abusive, discourteous and undisciplined police personnel from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be shipped to the mountains of Zambales for retraining in line with a police program to restore the public trust.


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DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL EDGAR AGLIPAY

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Presidential Spokesman and concurrent Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye made this appeal as he expressed condolences to the family of newsman Jose Luis Villanueva, who was killed by members of a cell phone robbery gang last Friday while on board a bus in Pasay City.


Villanueva, 29, was the assistant business editor of Today, tried fight his attackers but was stabbed to death.


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"These checkpoints must be dismantled because there is a possibility that they are being utilized to extort money from people," said Chief Superintendent Quirino de la Torre, Central Luzon police director.


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Razon said the release of the fund was timely as the PNP implements its "no take" policy in waging a battle against extortion.


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On the eve of his birthday, Aglipay spent time with street children and drug rehabilitation patients before proceeding the next day to his hometown in Cagayan Valley to celebrate with his family and friends.


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Instead, Gov. Victor Agbayani and local leaders belonging to Biskeg na Pangasinan (Strength of Pangasinan), led by former Sto. Tomas mayor Antonio Villar Jr., want Senior Superintendent Mario Sandiego to stay on as provincial police director.


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This, as members of the regional police command, in a show of support for the call of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, agreed to donate their one-day salary as their contribution to "national efforts of preventing a full-scale financial quandary."


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"We believe this will send a strong signal to the private sector that will snowball into more actualized corporate participation in the fund," Metrobank Group chairman George Ty said in a letter to President Arroyo, copies of which Malacañang distributed to reporters yesterday.


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"We are just awaiting the approval of the CSC," he said. "President Arroyo and the secretary of the interior and local government have given the go-signal. We hope to implement it within the week."


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