+ Follow H MALAKAS Tag
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[Title] => ‘Lustre now a witness’
[Summary] => He was first labeled a suspect. Now he is being turned into a witness.
Journalist turned public relations practitioner Philip Lustre Jr. will be used as a witness in last Saturday’s blaze which killed his girlfriend and five of his relatives in Quezon City.
Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Tor, chief of the Central Police District (CPD), told reporters yesterday that for lack of complainants, the police will have to make Lustre a witness in the case.
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-07 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bebot Sison Jr.
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[Title] => DILG consultant eyed in QC arson case yields, denies rap
[Summary] => A former journalist whose rented apartment in Quezon City burned down at dawn Saturday gave himself up to the police yesterday to deny any involvement in the blaze that left six people dead.
Philip Lustre Jr., now a public relations consultant to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), went to the Central Police District (CPD) headquarters accompanied by his father, Philip Sr., a lawyer. He said he wanted to clear his name.
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H MALAKAS
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[Title] => ‘Lustre now a witness’
[Summary] => He was first labeled a suspect. Now he is being turned into a witness.
Journalist turned public relations practitioner Philip Lustre Jr. will be used as a witness in last Saturday’s blaze which killed his girlfriend and five of his relatives in Quezon City.
Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Tor, chief of the Central Police District (CPD), told reporters yesterday that for lack of complainants, the police will have to make Lustre a witness in the case.
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[Title] => DILG consultant eyed in QC arson case yields, denies rap
[Summary] => A former journalist whose rented apartment in Quezon City burned down at dawn Saturday gave himself up to the police yesterday to deny any involvement in the blaze that left six people dead.
Philip Lustre Jr., now a public relations consultant to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), went to the Central Police District (CPD) headquarters accompanied by his father, Philip Sr., a lawyer. He said he wanted to clear his name.
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