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PAGADIAN CITY — Newspaper editor and publisher Hernan de la Cruz may own several guns, but that has not made him feel safer living and working here. Four journalists have been killed in Pagadian since 2000, making the city the most dangerous in the country for journalists.


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Superintendent Jose Corpuz, regional police spokesman, said the suspect, a certain Leo Talibong, was positively identified by several witnesses as the one who gunned down radioman Olympio Jalapit Jr., 34, of station dxPR of the Radio Mindanao Network, last Nov. 17.


Jalapit had just come from a school board meeting when he was shot dead with a caliber .45 pistol shortly before noon in San Jose district in Pagadian.

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Pagadian journalists’ killers go scot-free

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | March 8, 2005 - 12:00am

(Conclusion) PAGADIAN CITY — Newspaper editor and publisher Hernan de la Cruz may own several guns, but that has not made him feel safer living and working here. Four journalists have been killed in Pagadian...

Headlines

Radioman’s ‘killer’ identified

December 3, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Police have identified the suspected killer of a radio commentator in Pagadian City and are hunting him down in Western Mindanao. Superintendent Jose Corpuz, regional police spokesman, said...

Nation