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The Visiting Forces Agreement Commission said prosecutor Gabriel Trocio Jr. dropped the complaint for double homicide with physical injuries through negligence, stemming from the deaths of Rolly Navales and Arnelo Gaviola and the wounding of a third boy, Jordan Villarmea.


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                    [Summary] => Eighteen US Navy SEAL commandos will be summoned by a local prosecutor investigating the death of two Filipino boys after a joint military exercise by Philippine and American troops in Toledo City, Cebu last August, a Department of Foreign Affairs official said yesterday.


The 18 will be asked to submit depositions and to attend a "clarificatory hearing" of the charges filed against them and several Filipino troops, said Elmer Cato, spokesman of the Visiting Forces Agreement Commission (VFACOM), a government panel monitoring Philippine-US military exercises.


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GABRIEL TROCIO JR.

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The 18 will be asked to submit depositions and to attend a "clarificatory hearing" of the charges filed against them and several Filipino troops, said Elmer Cato, spokesman of the Visiting Forces Agreement Commission (VFACOM), a government panel monitoring Philippine-US military exercises.


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Homicide raps vs US, Pinoy soldiers junked

February 2, 2001 - 12:00am

A criminal complaint filed against Filipino and American soldiers over the death of two Cebuano boys in an explosion at a firing range used in a joint military exercise in Toledo City in August last year, was dismissed...

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ON HOMICIDE CHARGES FOR DEATHS OF 2 BOYS : Cebu court to summon 18 US Navy men

By Aurea Calica | December 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Eighteen US Navy SEAL commandos will be summoned by a local prosecutor investigating the death of two Filipino boys after a joint military exercise by Philippine and American troops in Toledo City, Cebu last August,...

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