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[Title] => ‘Speed up probe on media harassment’
[Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza yesterday urged city prosecutors to expedite the investigation on the three henchmen of a barangay official in Quiapo who harassed and threatened journalists covering a press conference at the Golden Mosque last April 12 so that the case could be elevated to the proper court.
In a report to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, Western Police District (WPD) Director Pedro Bulaong updated the mayor on the status of the case.
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[Title] => Islamic Center barangay chairwoman suspended
[Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza suspended for 60 days the barangay chairwoman of the Islamic Center over the shooting incident and harassment of media men last month as City Hall continues its investigation on the incident.
Atienza said they also filed administrative charges against Barangay Chairwoman Nurhaina Lucman, of Barangay 648 Zone 67 of Manila’s 6th District.
The suspension came 20 days after Lucman and her husband, a retired colonel, became the subject of complaints by media men. Charges of grave misconduct and abuse of authority were filed against her.
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[Title] => Quiapo shooting: Boys just wanna have fun
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Gun-wielding men who allegedly fired off several rounds during a press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday told Mayor Lito Atienza their actions were "all in the spirit of fun."
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[Title] => 3 nagpaputok sa mga media men sumuko
[Summary] => Sumuko kahapon sa Western Police District (WPD) ang tatlong barangay tanod na Muslim na kabilang sa mga walang habas na nagpaputok ng baril upang takutin ang mga miyembro ng media na nagko-cover sa isang press conference sa loob ng Islamic Center sa Quiapo, Maynila kamakailan.
Nakilala ang mga sumuko na sina Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macbato at Hadik Malik-Nanak na nahaharap sa mga kasong illegal possession of firearms, alarm and scandal at threats sa Manila Prosecutor’s Office.
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[Title] => Manila cops arrest Quiapo gun wielders
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD), assisted by barangay officials, apprehended yesterday three gun-wielding men who disrupted a press conference and fired several warning shots outside a mosque in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday.
Superintendent Arthur Paglinawan, WPD-General Assignments Section (GAS) chief, confirmed that Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macabato and Hadji Malik-Nanak had been arrested in Quiapo by elements of WPD Station 8.
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[Title] => Raps readied vs Islamic Center gunmen
[Summary] => Police are set to file charges of indiscriminate firing and alarm and scandal against three men for disrupting a press conference at the Islamic Center, a Muslim leader said.
Datu Amerol Ambiong, national chairman of the National Muslim Peace and Order Council (NMPOC), said appropriate charges would be filed against three men who interfered at a scheduled press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila City yesterday afternoon.
Ambiong identified the suspects as Hadji Ali Lucman, Hadji Malic Nanak and Weng Macadato. The three fled after firing their weapons.
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[Summary] => Manila Mayor Lito Atienza suspended for 60 days the barangay chairwoman of the Islamic Center over the shooting incident and harassment of media men last month as City Hall continues its investigation on the incident.
Atienza said they also filed administrative charges against Barangay Chairwoman Nurhaina Lucman, of Barangay 648 Zone 67 of Manila’s 6th District.
The suspension came 20 days after Lucman and her husband, a retired colonel, became the subject of complaints by media men. Charges of grave misconduct and abuse of authority were filed against her.
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Gun-wielding men who allegedly fired off several rounds during a press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday told Mayor Lito Atienza their actions were "all in the spirit of fun."
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Nakilala ang mga sumuko na sina Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macbato at Hadik Malik-Nanak na nahaharap sa mga kasong illegal possession of firearms, alarm and scandal at threats sa Manila Prosecutor’s Office.
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[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD), assisted by barangay officials, apprehended yesterday three gun-wielding men who disrupted a press conference and fired several warning shots outside a mosque in Quiapo, Manila last Tuesday.
Superintendent Arthur Paglinawan, WPD-General Assignments Section (GAS) chief, confirmed that Hadji Ali Lucman, Weng Macabato and Hadji Malik-Nanak had been arrested in Quiapo by elements of WPD Station 8.
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[Title] => Raps readied vs Islamic Center gunmen
[Summary] => Police are set to file charges of indiscriminate firing and alarm and scandal against three men for disrupting a press conference at the Islamic Center, a Muslim leader said.
Datu Amerol Ambiong, national chairman of the National Muslim Peace and Order Council (NMPOC), said appropriate charges would be filed against three men who interfered at a scheduled press conference at the Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila City yesterday afternoon.
Ambiong identified the suspects as Hadji Ali Lucman, Hadji Malic Nanak and Weng Macadato. The three fled after firing their weapons.
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