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                    [Title] => AID-SOTF agents to go after drug syndicates’assets
                    [Summary] => At least 50 anti-drug agents have undergone training on financial investigation and money laundering as the police Anti-Illegal Drugs and Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF) shift  its focus in the war against illegal drugs by going after the drug syndicates’ properties and assets.


Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, AID-SOTF ground commander, said the anti-drug agents were taught to trace document ownership and how drug lords launder their money.
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Aglipay, who heads the police Anti-Drug Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF), said the properties will be converted into drug rehabilitation centers or finance the rehab of drug dependents in the country.
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Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, AID-SOTF ground commander, said the anti-drug agents were taught to trace document ownership and how drug lords launder their money.
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Aglipay, who heads the police Anti-Drug Special Operations Task Force (AID-SOTF), said the properties will be converted into drug rehabilitation centers or finance the rehab of drug dependents in the country.
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