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[Title] => Ex-governor seeks bail for wife
[Summary] => Former Quezon province Gov. Eduardo Rodriguez has asked the Supreme Court (SC) to take into consideration his voluntary extradition to the US and allow his ailing wife to post bail before a Manila regional trial court.
In a three-page motion filed on June 5 through his counsel, Rodriguez said his surrender to Philippine authorities on May 27 should "prove to the whole world" that he and his wife, Imelda are no longer fugitives from justice and a flight risk.
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[Title] => US marshals in RP to fetch ex-governor
[Summary] => Two US marshals arrived in the country Monday night to escort former Quezon province governor Eduardo Rodriguez on his voluntary extradition to the US to face charges of insurance fraud.
Rodriguez and the US marshals will depart for the US at 10:30 tonight on a direct Philippine Air Lines flight from Manila to Los Angeles, California, according to Jun de Castro, executive officer of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) International Police (Interpol) division.
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[Title] => US justice attaché to RP appointed
[Summary] => The US government has appointed its own justice attaché to the Philippines to work on pending US-related cases, including the extradition of former Quezon Governor Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife and the deportation of American Rod Lawrence Strunk.
The man assigned to the task is Jeffrey Cole who works as a prosecutor to US-related cases, according to Ricardo Diaz, chief of the National Bureau of Investigation-International Police (NBI-Interpol) Division.
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[Title] => NBI getting tired of waiting game with ex-governor
[Summary] => National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agents waiting for former Quezon province governor, Eduardo Rodriguez, to surrender were disappointed for the third time yesterday.
Rodriguez and his wife Imelda face extradition due to charges of insurance fraud filed in the United States.
Instead of surrendering as he promised, Rodriguez filed a motion for voluntary extradition, the restoration of their bail bond, and cancellation of the warrant of arrest against him and his wife.
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[Title] => Still another chance for ex-governor, wife
[Summary] => A compassionate National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is giving former Quezon Gov. Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife Imelda, both being sought by a US firm for insurance fraud, a third chance to surrender on Friday,
Ricardo Diaz, chief of the NBI-International Police (Interpol) Division, said the governor and his wife had asked for another chance to voluntarily surrender so they could face charges filed against them by a US-based insurance firm. The charges resulted in the extradition case against the couple.
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[Title] => Manhunt on for ex-governor
[Summary] => They had their chance. For failing to surrender to authorities twice, a former governor and his wife are now the subject of an intensified manhunt by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-14 00:00:00
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GLORIA GENER
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[Title] => Ex-governor seeks bail for wife
[Summary] => Former Quezon province Gov. Eduardo Rodriguez has asked the Supreme Court (SC) to take into consideration his voluntary extradition to the US and allow his ailing wife to post bail before a Manila regional trial court.
In a three-page motion filed on June 5 through his counsel, Rodriguez said his surrender to Philippine authorities on May 27 should "prove to the whole world" that he and his wife, Imelda are no longer fugitives from justice and a flight risk.
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[Title] => US marshals in RP to fetch ex-governor
[Summary] => Two US marshals arrived in the country Monday night to escort former Quezon province governor Eduardo Rodriguez on his voluntary extradition to the US to face charges of insurance fraud.
Rodriguez and the US marshals will depart for the US at 10:30 tonight on a direct Philippine Air Lines flight from Manila to Los Angeles, California, according to Jun de Castro, executive officer of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) International Police (Interpol) division.
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[Title] => US justice attaché to RP appointed
[Summary] => The US government has appointed its own justice attaché to the Philippines to work on pending US-related cases, including the extradition of former Quezon Governor Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife and the deportation of American Rod Lawrence Strunk.
The man assigned to the task is Jeffrey Cole who works as a prosecutor to US-related cases, according to Ricardo Diaz, chief of the National Bureau of Investigation-International Police (NBI-Interpol) Division.
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[Title] => NBI getting tired of waiting game with ex-governor
[Summary] => National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agents waiting for former Quezon province governor, Eduardo Rodriguez, to surrender were disappointed for the third time yesterday.
Rodriguez and his wife Imelda face extradition due to charges of insurance fraud filed in the United States.
Instead of surrendering as he promised, Rodriguez filed a motion for voluntary extradition, the restoration of their bail bond, and cancellation of the warrant of arrest against him and his wife.
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[Title] => Still another chance for ex-governor, wife
[Summary] => A compassionate National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is giving former Quezon Gov. Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife Imelda, both being sought by a US firm for insurance fraud, a third chance to surrender on Friday,
Ricardo Diaz, chief of the NBI-International Police (Interpol) Division, said the governor and his wife had asked for another chance to voluntarily surrender so they could face charges filed against them by a US-based insurance firm. The charges resulted in the extradition case against the couple.
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[Title] => Manhunt on for ex-governor
[Summary] => They had their chance. For failing to surrender to authorities twice, a former governor and his wife are now the subject of an intensified manhunt by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
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