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Planong gawing museum ng bagong talagang si National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Nestor Mantaring ang director’s office ng ahensiya sa halip na okupahin ito.


Sinabi ni Mantaring na mas pinili nito na manatili sa kanyang kasalukuyang inuupahang tanggapan sa 2nd floor ng NBI Annex building kaysa gamitin ang tradisyunal na opisina ng mga dating director sa 3rd floor ng NBI main building sa Taft Avenue, Ermita, Maynila.


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                    [Title] => Next NBI chief an insider?
                    [Summary] => At four to one odds, chances are an insider may be the next National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director.


Sources said four of five nominees submitted by Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero to the NBI post are insiders.


The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.


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                    [Title] => Marikina judge new NBI chief?
                    [Summary] => The jockeying for the leadership of the country’s premiere criminal investigation agency continues to heat up as a Marikina City judge emerged as another likely candidate for the vacant — and some say jinxed — directorship of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).


NBI sources, who requested anonymity, revealed that the judge was recommended by a top litigation lawyer who is reportedly close to President Estrada.


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                    [Title] => ‘Anyone can head NBI’
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Interior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim said anyone – an insider or an outsider – can head the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).


"Regardless of where the next NBI chief would come from for as long as he would perform well, then he might be the right person for the position," Lim said.


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                    [Title] => NBI Director Opinion patay na!
                    [Summary] => Namatay na kahapon si National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) chief Federico Opinion, 62, sa National Kidney and Transplant Institute sa Quezon City dahil sa sakit na diabetes at kidney failure.


Si Opinion, ang ika-14 director ng NBI, ay binawian ng buhay dakong alas-4:30 ng hapon habang nasa tabi ng kanyang asawang si Carmelina Madecastro, 54, at ang mga anak na sina Federico Opinion III, Fedelina Opinion Sanduco, Fortune Opinion at Freida Ann Opinion.


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                    [Title] => Suspect in Tondo slay arrested
                    [Summary] => Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation arrested last Tuesday the principal suspect in the gun-slaying of an anti-drug crusading barangay chairman in Tondo, Manila last Oct. 5.


The suspect, Bobby Avelino, alias Abel, 34, married, of Block 7, Bagong Lupa, Port Area, Manila, was presented to NBI director Federico Opinion yesterday.


Avelino, a former member of the Philippine Coast Guard, was arrested by agents of the NBI’s Anti-Organized Crime Division (AOCD) led by Samuel Fiji after a brief chase inside the BASECO compound in Tondo.


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                    [Title] => Fil-Am in sex case extradited
                    [Summary] => A Filipino-American sex offender, who was arrested by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation for a series of sexual assaults in Santa Clara, California, will be extradited to the United States on Friday.


According to NBI director Federico Opinion, suspect Henry Manuel Uy, 34, a businessman and native of Bilar, Bohol, will be deported to the United States to face a string of criminal charges filed against him.


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Sinabi ni Mantaring na mas pinili nito na manatili sa kanyang kasalukuyang inuupahang tanggapan sa 2nd floor ng NBI Annex building kaysa gamitin ang tradisyunal na opisina ng mga dating director sa 3rd floor ng NBI main building sa Taft Avenue, Ermita, Maynila.


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The four are acting NBI Director Carlos Caabay; Assistant Director Diego Gutierrez; Assistant Deputy Directors Samuel Ong, head of the National Capital Region head; and Carlos Saunar, anti-graft division chief.


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Si Opinion, ang ika-14 director ng NBI, ay binawian ng buhay dakong alas-4:30 ng hapon habang nasa tabi ng kanyang asawang si Carmelina Madecastro, 54, at ang mga anak na sina Federico Opinion III, Fedelina Opinion Sanduco, Fortune Opinion at Freida Ann Opinion.


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The suspect, Bobby Avelino, alias Abel, 34, married, of Block 7, Bagong Lupa, Port Area, Manila, was presented to NBI director Federico Opinion yesterday.


Avelino, a former member of the Philippine Coast Guard, was arrested by agents of the NBI’s Anti-Organized Crime Division (AOCD) led by Samuel Fiji after a brief chase inside the BASECO compound in Tondo.


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According to NBI director Federico Opinion, suspect Henry Manuel Uy, 34, a businessman and native of Bilar, Bohol, will be deported to the United States to face a string of criminal charges filed against him.


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