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[Title] => Monasterio broker questioned by SPD
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The woman who brokered the house lease between the parents of Teddy Monasterio Jr. and the Chinese nationals suspected of having operated the biggest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila appeared yesterday afternoon before Southern Police District (SPD) investigators.
Chi Castro, a real estate broker, was name by Cora Monasterio as the person who introduced her to arrested suspect Xuzi Bin Ong and two other Chinese nationals.
As of press time, Ramos was still undergoing questioning by investigators. She arrived at the SPD with her lawyer shortly before 4 p.m.
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[Title] => PDEA probes source of lab chemicals
[Summary] => Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) director Anselmo Avenido has ordered his men to look into the source of the chemicals seized by police in a raid of a shabu laboratory in Parañaque City last Nov. 1.
"There were several controlled chemicals in the house. We are trying to determine how they were diverted for the manufacture of illegal drugs," Avenido said. "The chemicals are not really illegal but they are the ingredients for shabu. We want to know if they were smuggled into the country or passed through regular ports of entry."
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[Title] => A landlord’s worst nightmare
[Summary] => Drug users apparently are not the only victims of the illegal trade.
Just ask businessman Teddy Monasterio Sr. and his wife, the former Cora Lucas, owners of the house on Hemlock Street, Executive Heights, Parañaque, which became the site of what has been dubbed the country’s biggest bust of a shabu laboratory last Nov. 1.
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HEMLOCK STREET
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The woman who brokered the house lease between the parents of Teddy Monasterio Jr. and the Chinese nationals suspected of having operated the biggest shabu laboratory in Metro Manila appeared yesterday afternoon before Southern Police District (SPD) investigators.
Chi Castro, a real estate broker, was name by Cora Monasterio as the person who introduced her to arrested suspect Xuzi Bin Ong and two other Chinese nationals.
As of press time, Ramos was still undergoing questioning by investigators. She arrived at the SPD with her lawyer shortly before 4 p.m.
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"There were several controlled chemicals in the house. We are trying to determine how they were diverted for the manufacture of illegal drugs," Avenido said. "The chemicals are not really illegal but they are the ingredients for shabu. We want to know if they were smuggled into the country or passed through regular ports of entry."
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[Title] => A landlord’s worst nightmare
[Summary] => Drug users apparently are not the only victims of the illegal trade.
Just ask businessman Teddy Monasterio Sr. and his wife, the former Cora Lucas, owners of the house on Hemlock Street, Executive Heights, Parañaque, which became the site of what has been dubbed the country’s biggest bust of a shabu laboratory last Nov. 1.
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November 6, 2002 - 12:00am
