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[Title] => Bounties for drug lords’ arrest
[Summary] => A reward of P300,000 to a million pesos will be given to anyone who can help police arrest the top 16 drug lords in the country.
Most of them are Chinese who have pending warrants for their arrest.
The following each carry a P1-million bounty: Wang Ya Shi alias Aaron Wang, Willy Ong and Siyah, and Henry Tan alias Eddie Ong and Eddie Tan.
A P500,000 peso reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest of each of the following: Deng Xiao Li, Ong Kim Tie, Qui Yun Hai, Jackson Uy, Benito Sze, Ling Tsung Huan, Randy Chua, and Ong Shin Pin.
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[Title] => ‘Anomalies’ in justice system scored
[Summary] => An anti-crime watchdog warned yesterday that anomalies in the criminal justice system, if left unchecked, threaten to ruin the government’s drive against illegal drugs.
"Drug enforcement is being undermined in a big way by pervasive corruption and recurrent irregularities in law enforcement agencies and even in the courts," Citizens’ DrugWatch Foundation chairman Ernesto Herrera said in a statement.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Weak link
[Summary] => President Arroyo has made the campaign against drug trafficking a priority of her administration. But if she wants the campaign to succeed, she will have to look into the weak links in her law enforcement chain.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Chinese drug suspect vanishes from Makati jail
[Summary] => An alleged Chinese drug trafficker has escaped from a "well-secured" Makati City jail early yesterday morning.
Police said the suspect, identified as Ding Cai Hui or Tony Lao, managed to pass through six gates without having the jail guards on duty notice him.
Initial investigation revealed that Lao escaped from Cell No. 8 between 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. His cellmates said they last saw him at around 3 a.m.
After jail officers conducted a head count at around 6 a.m., they discovered that Lao was gone.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-14 00:00:00
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DING CAI HUI
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[Title] => Bounties for drug lords’ arrest
[Summary] => A reward of P300,000 to a million pesos will be given to anyone who can help police arrest the top 16 drug lords in the country.
Most of them are Chinese who have pending warrants for their arrest.
The following each carry a P1-million bounty: Wang Ya Shi alias Aaron Wang, Willy Ong and Siyah, and Henry Tan alias Eddie Ong and Eddie Tan.
A P500,000 peso reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest of each of the following: Deng Xiao Li, Ong Kim Tie, Qui Yun Hai, Jackson Uy, Benito Sze, Ling Tsung Huan, Randy Chua, and Ong Shin Pin.
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[Summary] => An anti-crime watchdog warned yesterday that anomalies in the criminal justice system, if left unchecked, threaten to ruin the government’s drive against illegal drugs.
"Drug enforcement is being undermined in a big way by pervasive corruption and recurrent irregularities in law enforcement agencies and even in the courts," Citizens’ DrugWatch Foundation chairman Ernesto Herrera said in a statement.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo has made the campaign against drug trafficking a priority of her administration. But if she wants the campaign to succeed, she will have to look into the weak links in her law enforcement chain.
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[Title] => Chinese drug suspect vanishes from Makati jail
[Summary] => An alleged Chinese drug trafficker has escaped from a "well-secured" Makati City jail early yesterday morning.
Police said the suspect, identified as Ding Cai Hui or Tony Lao, managed to pass through six gates without having the jail guards on duty notice him.
Initial investigation revealed that Lao escaped from Cell No. 8 between 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. His cellmates said they last saw him at around 3 a.m.
After jail officers conducted a head count at around 6 a.m., they discovered that Lao was gone.
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