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[Summary] => A Manila judge ordered the immediate arrest of six policemen detailed at the Northern Police District (NPD), including a police major and a lieutenant charged with the kidnap for ransom of three Muslim individuals five months ago.
Judge Rodolfo Ponferrada of Regional Trial Court Branch 41 issued the warrant of arrest against Chief Inspector Michael Angelo Martin; Inspector Allanjing Medina; Police Officer 3 Arnold Asis; PO2 Pedro Gutierrez; PO2 Nilo dela Paz; and PO2 Antonio Berida Jr.
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State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco recommended "no bail" in filing of charges against Chief Inspector Michael Bernardo Martin, Inspector Allanjing Medina, PO3 Arnold Asis, PO2s Pedro Gutierrez, Antonio Berida Jr.
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[Summary] => Three Mindanao traders who linked two Northern Police District (NPD) intelligence officers and four policemen to their alleged abduction in Manila recently now want their case transferred to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
Maca-angcos Abdul Alawiya, Isagani Siacor Abdul and Zarah Angli Langco wrote National Capital Regional Police Office chief Edgar Galvante to refer to the DOJ their kidnapping for ransom case.
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Judge Rodolfo Ponferrada of Regional Trial Court Branch 41 issued the warrant of arrest against Chief Inspector Michael Angelo Martin; Inspector Allanjing Medina; Police Officer 3 Arnold Asis; PO2 Pedro Gutierrez; PO2 Nilo dela Paz; and PO2 Antonio Berida Jr.
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State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco recommended "no bail" in filing of charges against Chief Inspector Michael Bernardo Martin, Inspector Allanjing Medina, PO3 Arnold Asis, PO2s Pedro Gutierrez, Antonio Berida Jr.
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Maca-angcos Abdul Alawiya, Isagani Siacor Abdul and Zarah Angli Langco wrote National Capital Regional Police Office chief Edgar Galvante to refer to the DOJ their kidnapping for ransom case.
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