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[Title] => Cop chief denies rap on getaway cars’ sale
[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — The police chief here has denied yesterday allegations by his provincial superior he had sold three impounded getaway cars used in the abduction of residents in his jurisdiction, dismissing the issue as aimed only at his relief.
Sultan Kudarat’s provincial police chief, Supt. Abubakar Mangelen, has charged Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla with selling the vehicles, all very old and defective, to private individuals in Tacurong City.
Mangelen said their provincial internal affairs service is now investigating the charges lodged against Guadilla.
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[Title] => Cops looking for ‘sold’ Pentagon vehicles
[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — Authorities have launched an extensive search for the impounded getaway vehicles of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang, which this city’s police chief allegedly sold to different individuals.
Since last week, local sectors have been criticizing the Region 12 police director for ignoring their clamor for the relief of Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla, the city police chief who went on leave, without approval from his superiors, last March 26.
Guadilla is being investigated on his alleged involvement in the sale of three impounded vehicles which the Pen
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[Title] => Tacurong police chief probed for ‘selling’ Pentagon car
[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — This city’s police chief is now the subject of an investigation for allegedly selling one of three impounded getaway vehicles of the Pentagon kidnapping gang.
The Mindanao Cross, a Catholic newspaper in Cotabato City, reported over the weekend that the Provincial Internal Affairs Service (PIAS) of the Sultan Kudarat police is probing Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla for having recently sold the vehicle to a certain Jun Velarde.
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[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — The police chief here has denied yesterday allegations by his provincial superior he had sold three impounded getaway cars used in the abduction of residents in his jurisdiction, dismissing the issue as aimed only at his relief.
Sultan Kudarat’s provincial police chief, Supt. Abubakar Mangelen, has charged Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla with selling the vehicles, all very old and defective, to private individuals in Tacurong City.
Mangelen said their provincial internal affairs service is now investigating the charges lodged against Guadilla.
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[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — Authorities have launched an extensive search for the impounded getaway vehicles of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang, which this city’s police chief allegedly sold to different individuals.
Since last week, local sectors have been criticizing the Region 12 police director for ignoring their clamor for the relief of Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla, the city police chief who went on leave, without approval from his superiors, last March 26.
Guadilla is being investigated on his alleged involvement in the sale of three impounded vehicles which the Pen
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[Summary] => TACURONG CITY — This city’s police chief is now the subject of an investigation for allegedly selling one of three impounded getaway vehicles of the Pentagon kidnapping gang.
The Mindanao Cross, a Catholic newspaper in Cotabato City, reported over the weekend that the Provincial Internal Affairs Service (PIAS) of the Sultan Kudarat police is probing Chief Inspector Jaime Guadilla for having recently sold the vehicle to a certain Jun Velarde.
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