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[Summary] => Eight inmates facing charges from murder to car theft escaped from the Surigao del Sur provincial jail at dawn yesterday, police said.
A report to Camp Crame identified the escapees as Gaudencio Layno, Elseio Macuray, Peter Sandaya, Pedro Lantaca, Romualdo Salumon, Arturo Juba, and Armerson and Junmar Morante.
Senior Inspector James Goforth, police chief of Cantillan town where the provincial jail is located, said Layno, a former militiaman convicted of murder, led the jailbreak.
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[Summary] => CANTILAN, Surigao Del Sur – Walong kilabot na preso ang iniulat na pumuga buhat sa provincial jail matapos na samantalahin ang kaluwagan ng seguridad, kahapon ng madaling-araw.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — About 30 New People’s Army guerrillas ambushed a convoy of vehicles owned by a logging company in Surigao del Sur last Saturday, wounding four militiamen escorting the firm’s employees, the military said.
The attack occurred between Kilometers 61 and 62 in Tago town at about 8 a.m., according to Col. Hilario Atendido, spokesman of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command.
Atendido identified the wounded militiamen as Lito Cabugas, Gaudencio Layno, Marcelino Rivas and Nilo Lamila.
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A report to Camp Crame identified the escapees as Gaudencio Layno, Elseio Macuray, Peter Sandaya, Pedro Lantaca, Romualdo Salumon, Arturo Juba, and Armerson and Junmar Morante.
Senior Inspector James Goforth, police chief of Cantillan town where the provincial jail is located, said Layno, a former militiaman convicted of murder, led the jailbreak.
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The attack occurred between Kilometers 61 and 62 in Tago town at about 8 a.m., according to Col. Hilario Atendido, spokesman of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command.
Atendido identified the wounded militiamen as Lito Cabugas, Gaudencio Layno, Marcelino Rivas and Nilo Lamila.
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November 27, 2000 - 12:00am
