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Police said George Charles, 28 and his wife Deanna Jean Bacolor, 22 of 1518 Eusebio Street, Pandacan, Manila, accused Edison Go, Tina Ronquillo and several John Does, holding office at 6-B Gen. Malvar Street, Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City, of alleged robbery.


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GEORGE CHARLES

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Police said George Charles, 28 and his wife Deanna Jean Bacolor, 22 of 1518 Eusebio Street, Pandacan, Manila, accused Edison Go, Tina Ronquillo and several John Does, holding office at 6-B Gen. Malvar Street, Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City, of alleged robbery.


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New modus operandi in Caloocan

November 2, 2001 - 12:00am

A young Manila couple engaged in trading lost some P620,000 worth of cellphones to a Fil-Chinese customer in Caloocan City after the goods were forcibly taken from them using a new modus operandi the other day. Police...

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