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The sixth judge to handle the kidnapping case of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Jackie Rowena Tiu, who was allegedly abducted by seven Chinese nationals in 2001, has set the hearing on Sept. 12. 


Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


The two-page order was signed by Branch 3 Judge Antonio de Castro.


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The sixth judge to handle the kidnapping case of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Jackie Rowena Tiu, who was allegedly abducted by seven Chinese nationals in 2001, has set the hearing on Sept. 12. 


Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


The two-page order was signed by Branch 3 Judge Antonio de Castro.


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President Arroyo is set to appoint National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) acting director Nestor Mantaring in a permanent capacity this week while retired Manila police chief Pedro Bulaong will be his deputy.


Highly placed sources at Malacañang said the President had made the decision and that the appointment papers of both Mantaring and Bulaong will come out within the week.


When asked whether Mantaring had already been appointed, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita replied, "Baka (Maybe). But the papers are not yet in my office."


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                    [Title] => Kauna-unahan sa Rehiyon 2…Mga pulis, inarmasan ngRussian-made AK-47
                    [Summary] => SANTIAGO CITY, Isabela – Laban sa iba’t ibang grupo ng sindikato, pormal nang ipinagkaloob sa mga tauhan ng pulisya ang Russian-made AK-47 bilang hudyat na seryosong sugpuin ang iba’t ibang uri ng kriminalidad sa Santiago City, Isabela.


Sa pormal na turned-over ceremony sa Santiago City Hall noong Lunes (July 17), pinangunahan ni City Mayor Amelita Navarro, ang pagbibigay ng135 iba’t ibang uri kalibre ng baril kabilang na rito ang mga AK-47; sniper riffles; sub-machinegun at cal.45 sa 135 pulisya sa nabanggit na lungsod. 


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                    [Title] => Lomibao inaugurates new NPD building
                    [Summary] => Outgoing Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, on the eve of his retirement, graced the inauguration of the Northern Police District (NPD) Annex Building in Kaunlaran Village, Caloocan City yesterday.


Joining him were Philippine Amusements and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) Chairman Ephraim Genuino, Taiwan trade representative John Chen, members of the Fil-Chinese Chamber of Commerce Incorporated (FCCCI), led by Felix Tong and members of the Camanava Filipino-Chinese community, led by Dr. Robin Sy. 


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                    [Summary] => Regional police officials welcomed President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's announcement of Oscar Calderon as the new chief of the Philippine National Police replacing Director General Arturo Lomibao who will retire today.


Deputy regional police director for administration Ronald Roderos said Calderon, the deputy chief for administration of the PNP, has long experience in the police service.


Calderon, a member of the PMA Class 1973, is a three-star general holding the position of deputy director general. He is the concurrent chief of Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response.


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                    [Title] => Calderon maoy bag-ong PNP chief
                    [Summary] => Gihangop sa Police Regional Office-7 ang pahibawo ni Presidenti Gloria Macapagal Arroyo labot sa paghulip ni Deputy Director General Oscar Calderon isip bag-ong hepe sa Philippine National Police.


Si Calderon maoy mohulip kang PNP Director General Arturo Lomibao kinsa moretiro na sa katungdanan karong adlawa.


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                    [Title] => PNP chief to inaugurate P2-M NPDO building
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao will inaugurate tomorrow the P2-million Northern Police District Office (NPDO) building, his last infrastructure project before he bows out of the police service Wednesday.


"A day before he bows out of the service, General Lomibao is set to inaugurate his last infrastructure project under his ‘PNP Building Stronger Police Stations’ nationwide program here at the NPDO," Bataoil told The STAR.


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                    [Title] => Cops eye mystery woman in Albano slay
                    [Summary] => The investigation into the killing of Ilagan, Isabela Mayor Delfinito Albano has widened with the probe focusing on the possible involvement of a woman.


Sources privy to the investigation of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) disclosed a woman may have played a part in setting up Albano for the kill.


The woman is now being sought by investigators to determine her possible involvement in the murder, sources at the QCPD intelligence and investigation division said.


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DIRECTOR GENERAL ARTURO LOMIBAO

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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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Highly placed sources at Malacañang said the President had made the decision and that the appointment papers of both Mantaring and Bulaong will come out within the week.


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Sa pormal na turned-over ceremony sa Santiago City Hall noong Lunes (July 17), pinangunahan ni City Mayor Amelita Navarro, ang pagbibigay ng135 iba’t ibang uri kalibre ng baril kabilang na rito ang mga AK-47; sniper riffles; sub-machinegun at cal.45 sa 135 pulisya sa nabanggit na lungsod. 


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"A day before he bows out of the service, General Lomibao is set to inaugurate his last infrastructure project under his ‘PNP Building Stronger Police Stations’ nationwide program here at the NPDO," Bataoil told The STAR.


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Sources privy to the investigation of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) disclosed a woman may have played a part in setting up Albano for the kill.


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