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                    [Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
                    [Summary] => The court yesterday denied the motion for reconsideration filed by former Pagadian City policeman Guillermo Wapille on his conviction for the murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio.


RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL – Maayong susihon
                    [Summary] => Unsa kahay nakaon ni Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center Teofilo Labating Jr? Wala man siya mokuha og permiso sa korte pagpabiyahe kang Guillermo Wapille, kadtong kanhi polis nga gikonbikto sa korte sa pagpatay sa peryodistang si Edgar Damalerio niadtong 2002 sa Pagadian.
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                    [Title] => Murder convict transferred: Judge wants explanation
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla yesterday ordered Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center warden Teofilo Labating Jr. to explain why he failed to secure a permission before transporting murder convict Guillermo Wapille back to Pagadian City last December 14.

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                    [Title] => Wapille skips witness stand
                    [Summary] => The defense of the murder case against former policeman Guillermo Wapille yesterday rested its case without presenting the accused as witness.


"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There's no need at all. He may not testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima, Jr. on Wapille who refused to be presented as the defense witness. Hermosisima said they respected their client's refusal as it is his right.


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                    [Title] => Two cops say ex-cop did not kill journalist
                    [Summary] => Two more policemen from Pagadian City testified in court yesterday that it was not ex-policeman Guillermo Wapille who shot dead journalist Edgar Damalerio three years ago.


SP02 Eduardo Dablo and P01 Arnel Buhisan were presented in the witness stand by defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. to destroy the testimonies of the prosecution witnesses who positively identified Wapille as the gunman.


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                    [Title] => Sellon appointed as city prosecutor
                    [Summary] => Any time this week, newly appointed city prosecutor Nicolas Sellon will take his oath to formalize his position. 


Sellon, who will take his oath before Regional State Prosecutor Antonio Arellano, has been the acting city prosecutor since last February 22 following the resignation of city prosecutor Ceasar Tajanlangit. He received his formal appointment last Tuesday afternoon. 


"I'd like to formulate plans with prior consultation with fiscals and the entire staff," Sellon told reporters yesterday on how he would handle his office with his formal appointment. 


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                    [Title] => Damalerio Case: Court accepts prosecution's evidences
                    [Summary] => The prosecution panel in the murder case filed against dismissed policeman Guillermo Wapille who is accused of killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio has convinced Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla to accept all submitted evidences.



Codilla said "after a judicious assessment of the evidence presented by the prosecution as well as the comments on the formal offer of evidence by the defense, hereby resolves to admit all the documentary exhibits formally offered by the prosecution as part of the testimony of the witness presented." 



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                    [Title] => Torralba Case: Prosecution puts up final witness
                    [Summary] => The prosecution yesterday presented in court its last witness to help establish its claim it was John Lloyd Ortiz who shot and wounded broadcaster Cirse "Choy" Torralba on June 8, last year.



Torralba's lawyer, Adelino Sitoy, put on the witness stand Sr./Insp. Melandro Palapo, a bullet trajectory expert of the PNP Crime Laboratory, to state the gunman's position while shooting the broadcaster.



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                    [Title] => Damalerio Case: Defense to present 1st witness July 20
                    [Summary] => The defense lawyers of ex-policeman Guillermo Wapille, suspected killer of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio, are expected to present their first witness on July 20.


Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla has given them ten working days starting yesterday to submit before the court their comments on the evidence presented by the prosecution that were marked during the marathon trial.


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                    [Title] => Ex-cop in Zamboanga scribe’s killing pleads not guilty
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — A former Pagadian City policeman tagged as one of the two suspects in the killing of Zamboanga journalist Edgar Damalerio pleaded not guilty when he was arraigned the other day. 


As the court had ordered, a new information was filed with the regional trial court in Pagadian City last week. The defense had argued that the city has jurisdiction over the case.


Defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr., however, asked the court to release former policeman Guillermo Wapille, arguing that the new information filed is not actually new. 


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GUILLERMO WAPILLE

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                    [Title] => Court turns down motion of Wapille on conviction
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RTC judge Ramon Codilla, in a one page order denying Wapille's motion, said that he did not find "compelling reason to reconsider" his decision meting the ex-policeman the penalty of life imprisonment for the murder of Damalerio four years ago.


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                    [Title] => Murder convict transferred: Judge wants explanation
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla yesterday ordered Bagong Buhay Rehabilitation Center warden Teofilo Labating Jr. to explain why he failed to secure a permission before transporting murder convict Guillermo Wapille back to Pagadian City last December 14.

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                    [Title] => Wapille skips witness stand
                    [Summary] => The defense of the murder case against former policeman Guillermo Wapille yesterday rested its case without presenting the accused as witness.


"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There's no need at all. He may not testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima, Jr. on Wapille who refused to be presented as the defense witness. Hermosisima said they respected their client's refusal as it is his right.


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                    [Title] => Two cops say ex-cop did not kill journalist
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SP02 Eduardo Dablo and P01 Arnel Buhisan were presented in the witness stand by defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. to destroy the testimonies of the prosecution witnesses who positively identified Wapille as the gunman.


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                    [Title] => Sellon appointed as city prosecutor
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"I'd like to formulate plans with prior consultation with fiscals and the entire staff," Sellon told reporters yesterday on how he would handle his office with his formal appointment. 


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                    [Title] => Damalerio Case: Court accepts prosecution's evidences
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Codilla said "after a judicious assessment of the evidence presented by the prosecution as well as the comments on the formal offer of evidence by the defense, hereby resolves to admit all the documentary exhibits formally offered by the prosecution as part of the testimony of the witness presented." 



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                    [Title] => Torralba Case: Prosecution puts up final witness
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Torralba's lawyer, Adelino Sitoy, put on the witness stand Sr./Insp. Melandro Palapo, a bullet trajectory expert of the PNP Crime Laboratory, to state the gunman's position while shooting the broadcaster.



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Regional Trial Court judge Ramon Codilla has given them ten working days starting yesterday to submit before the court their comments on the evidence presented by the prosecution that were marked during the marathon trial.


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                    [Title] => Ex-cop in Zamboanga scribe’s killing pleads not guilty
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As the court had ordered, a new information was filed with the regional trial court in Pagadian City last week. The defense had argued that the city has jurisdiction over the case.


Defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr., however, asked the court to release former policeman Guillermo Wapille, arguing that the new information filed is not actually new. 


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