+ Follow DUCAT AND CARBONELL Tag
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[Title] => Hostage taker Ducat posts bail on Christmas eve
[Summary] => Hostage taker engineer Armando “Jun” Ducat was freed on a P1.3-million bail Wednesday afternoon, Christmas eve.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Ducat transferred to Manila City Jail
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Hostage takers Armando Ducat Jr. and Cesar Augustus Carbonell were finally transferred to the Manila City Jail yesterday after they were detained for 23 days at the holding cell of the Manila Police District (MPD) following the 10-hour hostage drama in which the two held 26 schoolchildren inside a bus in front of the Bonifacio Shrine along Taft Avenue on March 28.
The commitment order for the transfer of the two suspects was signed by Judge Amelia Tria-Infante of the Manila Regional Trial Court.
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[Title] => Ducat case filed in court
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Businessman Armando "Jun" Ducat Jr. went on hunger strike last night after he was charged with 27 counts of serious illegal detention before the Manila regional trial court yesterday afternoon.
Ducat and Caezar Augusto Carbonell, who held hostage a bus full of schoolchildren last March 28, will remain detained at the Manila Police District (MPD).
Ducat had gone on a hunger strike to protest the government prosecutor’s resolution. He added that he leaves it up to Carbonell to join him.
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Hostage takers Armando Ducat Jr. and Cesar Augustus Carbonell were finally transferred to the Manila City Jail yesterday after they were detained for 23 days at the holding cell of the Manila Police District (MPD) following the 10-hour hostage drama in which the two held 26 schoolchildren inside a bus in front of the Bonifacio Shrine along Taft Avenue on March 28.
The commitment order for the transfer of the two suspects was signed by Judge Amelia Tria-Infante of the Manila Regional Trial Court.
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Businessman Armando "Jun" Ducat Jr. went on hunger strike last night after he was charged with 27 counts of serious illegal detention before the Manila regional trial court yesterday afternoon.
Ducat and Caezar Augusto Carbonell, who held hostage a bus full of schoolchildren last March 28, will remain detained at the Manila Police District (MPD).
Ducat had gone on a hunger strike to protest the government prosecutor’s resolution. He added that he leaves it up to Carbonell to join him.
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