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                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Charges are being readied against eight suspects in the kidnapping of a Japanese businessman in Surigao del Sur last Jan. 23 following their arrest last week.


Caraga deputy police director Reinerio Camins identified the suspects as Vicente Salon, Rolando Ochavillo, Melquiades Apole, Lorenzo Apole, Estrella Apole, Rolando Apole, Juvel Apole and Renato Apole.


The eight suspects are now detained at the Surigao del Sur provincial jail in Tandag town.


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                    [Title] => Kidnappers of Japanese businessman identified
                    [Summary] => Police have the identities of the kidnappers of a Japanese businessman, who, feeling the heat of a police-military pursuit, abandoned him in Surigao del Norte Tuesday night.


"It’s only a matter of time before the law catches up on them," said Senior Superintendent Renerio Camins, Caraga deputy police director. He refused to identify the kidnappers pending their arrests.


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                    [Title] => Japanese trader freed
                    [Summary] => A Japanese trader abducted in Surigao del Sur was freed Wednesday night after six days in captivity, police said.


Police claimed no ransom was paid for the release of Hazumitsu Hashiba, 48, who arrived in the country two months ago to visit his Filipino wife in the coastal town of Lanuza.


Police said the hot pursuit by a combined police-military team forced the kidnappers to abandon Hashiba on Dinagat Island in Surigao del Norte. 


The kidnappers earlier demanded P2-million ransom, reports said. — Christina Mendez
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                    [Title] => Surigao execs hopeful Japanese freed soon
                    [Summary] => SURIGAO CITY — Surigao del Sur officials are hopeful that a Japanese businessman abducted in Lanuza town Thursday night, would be freed within soon as negotiations for his release are ongoing.


This, as Gov. Vicente Pimentel Jr. has offered a reward for information on the whereabouts of Yazumitzu Yazuda Hashiba, 48, who was snatched in Barangay Bunga, Lanuza town, some 155 kilometers southeast of this city.


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                    [Title] => Japanese abducted in Surigao del Sur
                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — A Japanese national was abducted Thursday evening in Barangay Bunga, Lanuza, Surigao del Sur, according to a report reaching the Caraga police Regional Office from Lanuza police yesterday.


Authorities identified the abducted Japanese national as a certain Hazumitzu Hashiba, 48, married and temporarily residing at said place.


A neighbor of Hashiba, a certain Vicente Lopio, reported to Lanuza police that the foreigner was abducted by five unidentified men wearing bonnets armed with short firearms at about 7:30 p.m. Thursday inside his rented home.


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                    [Title] => Japanese trader kinidnap
                    [Summary] => CAMP CRAME — Isang Japanese trader ang dinukot ng sampung armado at maskaradong kalalakihan matapos pasukin ang tahanan nito kamakailan sa Surigao del Sur. Ang kinidnap ay nakilalang si Hazumitsu Hashiba, 48-anyos, seafood trader at nakatira sa Barangay Bunga, Lanuza, Surigao.
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Caraga deputy police director Reinerio Camins identified the suspects as Vicente Salon, Rolando Ochavillo, Melquiades Apole, Lorenzo Apole, Estrella Apole, Rolando Apole, Juvel Apole and Renato Apole.


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Authorities identified the abducted Japanese national as a certain Hazumitzu Hashiba, 48, married and temporarily residing at said place.


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Japanese trader’s 8 ‘abductors’ fall

By Ben Serrano | June 13, 2003 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY — Charges are being readied against eight suspects in the kidnapping of a Japanese businessman in Surigao del Sur last Jan. 23 following their arrest last week. Caraga deputy police director Reinerio...

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Kidnappers of Japanese businessman identified

January 31, 2003 - 12:00am

Police have the identities of the kidnappers of a Japanese businessman, who, feeling the heat of a police-military pursuit, abandoned him in Surigao del Norte Tuesday night. "It’s only a matter of time...

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Japanese trader freed

January 30, 2003 - 12:00am

A Japanese trader abducted in Surigao del Sur was freed Wednesday night after six days in captivity, police said. Police claimed no ransom was paid for the release of Hazumitsu Hashiba, 48, who arrived in the country...

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Surigao execs hopeful Japanese freed soon

By Ben Serrano | January 27, 2003 - 12:00am

SURIGAO CITY — Surigao del Sur officials are hopeful that a Japanese businessman abducted in Lanuza town Thursday night, would be freed within soon as negotiations for his release are ongoing. This, as Gov....

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Japanese abducted in Surigao del Sur

By Ben Serrano | January 26, 2003 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY — A Japanese national was abducted Thursday evening in Barangay Bunga, Lanuza, Surigao del Sur, according to a report reaching the Caraga police Regional Office from Lanuza police yesterday. Authorities...

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Japanese trader kinidnap

January 26, 2003 - 12:00am

CAMP CRAME — Isang Japanese trader ang dinukot ng sampung armado at maskaradong kalalakihan matapos pasukin ang tahanan nito kamakailan sa Surigao del Sur. Ang kinidnap ay nakilalang si Hazumitsu Hashiba, 48-anyos,...

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