+ Follow DRAGON HEAD Tag
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[Title] => More about Chinese dragons
[Summary] => Chinese all over the world proudly profess themselves as “Descendants of the Dragon.” Unlike the negative image associated with Western Dragons, most Easter Dragons are beautiful, friendly, and wise.
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[Title] => San Juan shabu raid informants in danger
[Summary] => The lives of three Filipino-Chinese informers, who played key roles in the successful raid at the shabu laboratory in San Juan last month, are reportedly in danger.
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[Title] => Protesting too much
[Summary] => Why are half-brothers JV Ejercito and Jude Estrada protesting too much? All PNP Director General Leandro Mendoza said was that an alias Dragon Head owns the shabu factory in San Juan, where JV is mayor and where seven Chinese chemists were arrested in a raid last Friday. Sure, Mendoza revealed that Dragon Head is the son of a prominent national politician from that town. At least four past and present Cabinet members live in San Juan, along with at least eight legislators.
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[Title] => Mendoza not rushing to name ‘Dragon Head’
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza refused to name the son of a San Juan-based politician earlier tagged by police as the one behind the operations of a raided shabu laboratory in the municipality.
"We cannot name him as yet," Mendoza said when he was informed of a San Juan municipal council resolution asking him to name and arrest "Dragon Head," the code name of the suspect, so that the issue can be laid to rest.
"We are verifying and validating documents and reports reaching us," he said in a radio interview
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[Title] => JV, Jude on shabu lab raid: Frame-up
[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada warned two of his sons yesterday of a supposed plan to frame them up after some P100 million worth of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia were seized by police from a shabu laboratory in San Juan over the weekend.
San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito and his half-brother Jude said their father made the warning when they visited him at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City where he is detained while undergoing trial for plunder.
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[Title] => 'Di ako si 'Dragon Head' - Jude
[Summary] => Makaraang maglabasan sa pahayagan na anak ng isang maimpluwensyang politiko sa San Juan ang pinuno ng malaking sindikato ng droga ay kaagad namang itinanggi ni Jude Estrada...
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[Title] => San Juan mayor admits local officials helpless vs drug menace
[Summary] => San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor Ejercito admitted yesterday that local officials are helpless in curbing the drug menace in their town.
Ejercito issued the statement two days after a raid by the Philippine National Police-Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) on a makeshift laboratory in San Juan yielded P100 million worth of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia.
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[Title] => Son of San Juan politician behind shabu lab, cops say
[Summary] => A son of a politician based in San Juan was tagged by the country’s police chief as the brains behind the makeshift shabu laboratory that yielded P100 million worth of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia during a raid last Friday.
Aside from the politician’s son, identified by the code name "Dragon Head" by Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza, businessmen who may have financed the syndicate’s operations are also being investigated by anti-narcotics agents of the PNP.
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DRAGON HEAD
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[Title] => Mendoza not rushing to name ‘Dragon Head’
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza refused to name the son of a San Juan-based politician earlier tagged by police as the one behind the operations of a raided shabu laboratory in the municipality.
"We cannot name him as yet," Mendoza said when he was informed of a San Juan municipal council resolution asking him to name and arrest "Dragon Head," the code name of the suspect, so that the issue can be laid to rest.
"We are verifying and validating documents and reports reaching us," he said in a radio interview
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San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito and his half-brother Jude said their father made the warning when they visited him at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City where he is detained while undergoing trial for plunder.
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[Summary] => Makaraang maglabasan sa pahayagan na anak ng isang maimpluwensyang politiko sa San Juan ang pinuno ng malaking sindikato ng droga ay kaagad namang itinanggi ni Jude Estrada...
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[Title] => San Juan mayor admits local officials helpless vs drug menace
[Summary] => San Juan Mayor Joseph Victor Ejercito admitted yesterday that local officials are helpless in curbing the drug menace in their town.
Ejercito issued the statement two days after a raid by the Philippine National Police-Narcotics Group (Narcgroup) on a makeshift laboratory in San Juan yielded P100 million worth of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia.
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[Title] => Son of San Juan politician behind shabu lab, cops say
[Summary] => A son of a politician based in San Juan was tagged by the country’s police chief as the brains behind the makeshift shabu laboratory that yielded P100 million worth of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia during a raid last Friday.
Aside from the politician’s son, identified by the code name "Dragon Head" by Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza, businessmen who may have financed the syndicate’s operations are also being investigated by anti-narcotics agents of the PNP.
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January 22, 2002 - 12:00am
