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[Title] => Mastermind in abduction of Korean treasure-hunter arrested
[Summary] => CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao — Government operatives arrested the other day one of the alleged masterminds in the abduction two years ago of a Korean treasure-hunter and his Filipino business partner in Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat.
Chief Superintendent Antonio Billiones, police director in Central Mindanao, said the suspect, Ambel Tuge, 37, voluntarily surrendered to authorities after sensing that policemen, backed by Army agents, had cordoned his hideout in Maitum, Sarangani.
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COTABATO CITY — A provincial prosecutor has cleared a town mayor and the former police director of Sultan Kudarat of charges of masterminding the kidnapping early this year of a Korean treasure hunter and his Filipino business partner.
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[Title] => Death of ‘Tropical’ sparks row among lawmen
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — This week, people residing near the Sarangani police headquarters in Alabel town panicked upon seeing lawmen in full battle gear putting up roadblocks and checkpoints along the national highway.
It turned out the policemen, belonging to the Regional Police Special Operations Group (RPSOG), were not readying themselves for any rebel attacks but to put off the impending arrest of their chief, Superintendent Willy Dangane, Sarangani police director.
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[Title] => Abductors of Korean want P20 M
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY – The abductors of South Korean treasure hunter Jae Keon-yoon have demanded P20 million in exchange for his release, a top government adviser said yesterday.
Presidential Assistant for Mindanao Jesus Dureza said the ransom demand was confirmed by Maitum, Sarangani Mayor George Yabes, who had received a letter Tuesday from an emissary of the kidnappers.
Dureza said, however, no payment would be made as the government would be adhering to a strict "no-ransom" policy.
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JAE AND BELONIO
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Chief Superintendent Antonio Billiones, police director in Central Mindanao, said the suspect, Ambel Tuge, 37, voluntarily surrendered to authorities after sensing that policemen, backed by Army agents, had cordoned his hideout in Maitum, Sarangani.
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It turned out the policemen, belonging to the Regional Police Special Operations Group (RPSOG), were not readying themselves for any rebel attacks but to put off the impending arrest of their chief, Superintendent Willy Dangane, Sarangani police director.
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[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY – The abductors of South Korean treasure hunter Jae Keon-yoon have demanded P20 million in exchange for his release, a top government adviser said yesterday.
Presidential Assistant for Mindanao Jesus Dureza said the ransom demand was confirmed by Maitum, Sarangani Mayor George Yabes, who had received a letter Tuesday from an emissary of the kidnappers.
Dureza said, however, no payment would be made as the government would be adhering to a strict "no-ransom" policy.
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