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[Title] => Don’t appoint cops with drug links, Ebdane urged
[Summary] => Former civilian narcotics agent Mary Ong expressed disappointment yesterday over the recent appointment to sensitive positions of certain police officials she has accused of involvement in illegal drugs and direct bribery.
Ong, also known as "Rosebud," appealed to Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. to consider a recent move by the Office of the Ombudsman to formally file the charges with the Sandiganbayan against the 13 policemen, including Director Reynaldo Acop, she implicated in the case.
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[Title] => PNP reviewing award to May 1 ‘heroes’
[Summary] => Two top Philippine National Police (PNP) officials are being investigated as to why they were awarded two of the highest awards in the uniformed service.
Director Florencio Fianza, head of PNP Human Resource and Doctrine Development, was awarded the Medal of Valor while Chief Superintendent Vidal Querol, director of the Northern Police District, was conferred the Legion of Honor for leading troops in stopping pro-Estrada rallyists who had laid siege to Malacañang on May 1 last year.
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[Title] => Legion of Honor awardee criticized by peers
[Summary] => Another Philippine National Police (PNP) general is the subject of criticisms by his peers for being awarded the prestigious "Philippine Legion of Honor" for his alleged role in the May 1 Malacañang siege.
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[Title] => Valor award for PNP general questioned
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is restive again.
A PNP general decorated by President Arroyo with a Medalya ng Kagitingan (Medal of Valor) Award is under heavy fire as his peers questioned whether his role in defending Malacañang during the May 1, 2001 siege was worthy of the award.
It is claimed that all Camp Crame police officials and their military counterpart were agitated by the presidential move.
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[Title] => ‘Government needs more teeth in anti-terror drive’
[Summary] => The government’s anti-terrorism campaign lacks teeth, a military and a police official said yesterday, adding the country may need a draconian security law similar to Singapore’s that allows suspects to be detained without charges.
They said the government may have to review the country’s laws to make it tougher for terrorists to operate.
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[Title] => GMA: No to ‘collective leadership’
[Summary] => President Arroyo vehemently rejected yesterday any suggestion for collective leadership in the government as supposedly espoused by stalwarts of so-called civil society. She also dismissed talks of a coup as "one of those foolish things."
In an interview over GMA-7 television network late Tuesday, Mrs. Arroyo said calls by the Council on Philippine Affairs (COPA) for "collective leadership" have no constitutional basis.
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[Title] => PNP to form single anti-kidnapping body
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) is consolidating its various anti-kidnap-for-ransom units and task forces into a single body for a more vigorous campaign against kidnapping, Deputy Director General Hermogenes Ebdane said yesterday.
Appearing before the House committee on public order and security, Ebdane, chief of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force, said the single anti-kidnapping agency would have area offices for Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao to deter the operations and proliferation of kidnap syndicates.
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DIRECTOR FLORENCIO FIANZA
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[Title] => Don’t appoint cops with drug links, Ebdane urged
[Summary] => Former civilian narcotics agent Mary Ong expressed disappointment yesterday over the recent appointment to sensitive positions of certain police officials she has accused of involvement in illegal drugs and direct bribery.
Ong, also known as "Rosebud," appealed to Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. to consider a recent move by the Office of the Ombudsman to formally file the charges with the Sandiganbayan against the 13 policemen, including Director Reynaldo Acop, she implicated in the case.
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Director Florencio Fianza, head of PNP Human Resource and Doctrine Development, was awarded the Medal of Valor while Chief Superintendent Vidal Querol, director of the Northern Police District, was conferred the Legion of Honor for leading troops in stopping pro-Estrada rallyists who had laid siege to Malacañang on May 1 last year.
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A PNP general decorated by President Arroyo with a Medalya ng Kagitingan (Medal of Valor) Award is under heavy fire as his peers questioned whether his role in defending Malacañang during the May 1, 2001 siege was worthy of the award.
It is claimed that all Camp Crame police officials and their military counterpart were agitated by the presidential move.
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They said the government may have to review the country’s laws to make it tougher for terrorists to operate.
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[Title] => GMA: No to ‘collective leadership’
[Summary] => President Arroyo vehemently rejected yesterday any suggestion for collective leadership in the government as supposedly espoused by stalwarts of so-called civil society. She also dismissed talks of a coup as "one of those foolish things."
In an interview over GMA-7 television network late Tuesday, Mrs. Arroyo said calls by the Council on Philippine Affairs (COPA) for "collective leadership" have no constitutional basis.
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[Title] => PNP to form single anti-kidnapping body
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Appearing before the House committee on public order and security, Ebdane, chief of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force, said the single anti-kidnapping agency would have area offices for Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao to deter the operations and proliferation of kidnap syndicates.
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September 9, 2002 - 12:00am
