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[Title] => PRC board members offer to quit after nursing exam controversy
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Members of the Professional Regulatory Commission’s (PRC) Board of Nursing have offered to resign following the controversial leak in the nursing board examinations last June.
Eufemia Octaviano, chairwoman of the PRC-BON, gave the recommendation before the lawmakers led by Sen. Rodolfo Biazon during the Senate inquiry yesterday.
Octaviano volunteered to lead all the members of the PRC-BON before the Senate amid alleged pressures from Malacañang not to attend the hearing.
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[Title] => NBI computer crimes unit seeks regular budget
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) appealed yesterday for a higher budget for 2006 from the national government to enhance its capability to combat computer-related crimes.
NBI Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division (AFCCD) chief Efren Meneses Jr. revealed that their office has not been given regular funds since its creation in 1997.
The unit is still depending on American donors for its operations.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Senators, law enforcers at a loss over lack of laws vs cybersex
[Summary] => Without a legal definition in the statute books, senators and law enforcers are at a loss as to how to attack the burgeoning problem of online pornography or cybersex.
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Reynaldo Wycoco yesterday informed members of the Senate committees on public order and illegal drugs and public information and mass media that existing laws do not provide a clear definition of the term "pornography."
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[Title] => Mastermind of counterfeit currency syndicate nabbed
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now tracking down members of a syndicate behind making computer-aided counterfeit Philippine currency after its alleged mastermind was arrested anew in Iloilo last week.
The arrest of Eduardo Pedrajas, 50, alias Rolando Pedrajas, in Barotac Viejo, Iloilo took place less than 40 days after his arrest for the same offense in Valenzuela City, according to lawyer Efren Meneses Jr., chief of the NBI-Anti Fraud and Computer Crime Division (AFCCD).
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[Title] => NBI seizes counterfeit bills in raid; 3 arrested
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) claimed to have busted a syndicate behind computer-aided counterfeit peso bills during a raid in Valenzuela over the weekend.
NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco identified the arrested suspects as Rodolfo Jabiguero, 47; Rolando Pedrejas, 50, and his wife Arlene Pedrejas, 30, all from 1206 Barangay Bitik Gen. T. de Leon street in Marulas.
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Members of the Professional Regulatory Commission’s (PRC) Board of Nursing have offered to resign following the controversial leak in the nursing board examinations last June.
Eufemia Octaviano, chairwoman of the PRC-BON, gave the recommendation before the lawmakers led by Sen. Rodolfo Biazon during the Senate inquiry yesterday.
Octaviano volunteered to lead all the members of the PRC-BON before the Senate amid alleged pressures from Malacañang not to attend the hearing.
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NBI Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division (AFCCD) chief Efren Meneses Jr. revealed that their office has not been given regular funds since its creation in 1997.
The unit is still depending on American donors for its operations.
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National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Reynaldo Wycoco yesterday informed members of the Senate committees on public order and illegal drugs and public information and mass media that existing laws do not provide a clear definition of the term "pornography."
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[Title] => Mastermind of counterfeit currency syndicate nabbed
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now tracking down members of a syndicate behind making computer-aided counterfeit Philippine currency after its alleged mastermind was arrested anew in Iloilo last week.
The arrest of Eduardo Pedrajas, 50, alias Rolando Pedrajas, in Barotac Viejo, Iloilo took place less than 40 days after his arrest for the same offense in Valenzuela City, according to lawyer Efren Meneses Jr., chief of the NBI-Anti Fraud and Computer Crime Division (AFCCD).
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[Title] => NBI seizes counterfeit bills in raid; 3 arrested
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NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco identified the arrested suspects as Rodolfo Jabiguero, 47; Rolando Pedrejas, 50, and his wife Arlene Pedrejas, 30, all from 1206 Barangay Bitik Gen. T. de Leon street in Marulas.
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